CI(deps): Lock file maintenance

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Update	Change
lockFileMaintenance	All locks refreshed

🔧 This Pull Request updates lock files to use the latest dependency versions.

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[echoix]

@neteler can you check if the token is expired? The message says that the osgeo-grass doesn't exist or doesn't have permission. Sounds like a token thing, unless something else is happening

[echoix]

I think it's something else with the account, as it failed in my branch too to simply pull the existing cache, and the other weeks it didn't. I also got notified from another random fork of grass that probably made a PR from his main branch, so I was subscribed to CI happening on his main branch.

The message on my fork was:

Binary cache osgeo-grass doesn't exist or it's private and you need a token: Start by visiting https://app.cachix.org and create a personal/cache auth token.

Last week and before it didn't do that

[neteler]

Binary cache osgeo-grass doesn't exist or it's private and you need a token: Start by visiting https://app.cachix.org and create a personal/cache auth token.

Apparently my mistake. Last week I got a notification from cachix that my free storage would soon be exceeded and I was invited to join a paid plan. Since I thought my cachix cache was a Nix-related experiment done during the Prague Sprint, I deleted it a few days ago. I wasn't aware that this would affect the CI here.

I would strongly recommend that we develop a solution that doesn't depend on my personal account.
Opinions, @imincik @wenzeslaus and others?