fix: inconsistent capitalization of ws2tcpip.h in lsquic#66
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This PR updates the lsquic submodule to fix inconsistent capitalization of the ws2tcpip.h header file, which can cause issues on case-sensitive file systems.
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- Updated lsquic submodule commit reference to address header file capitalization inconsistency
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