ci(deps): upgrade all pinned dependencies via pip-compile

[vsaltxx]

Summary

Regenerated requirements.txt with pip-compile --upgrade (Python 3.12) to consolidate all open dependabot PRs into a single update.

Covers dependabot PRs: #108, #109, #110, #111, #114

Updated dependencies

Package	From	To
certifi	2024.2.2	2026.2.25
cffi	1.16.0	2.0.0
charset-normalizer	3.3.2	3.4.6
cryptography	42.0.4	46.0.6
deprecated	1.2.18	1.3.1
oauthlib	3.2.2	3.3.1
packaging	23.2	26.0
pillow	10.2.0	12.1.1
pycparser	2.22	3.0
pyjwt	2.8.0	2.12.1
pynacl	1.5.0	1.6.2
requests	2.31.0	2.33.0
requests-oauthlib	1.3.1	2.0.0
typing-extensions	4.13.2	4.15.0
urllib3	2.2.0	2.6.3
wrapt	1.16.0	2.1.2

Notable security fixes

• cryptography 46.0.6: CVE-2026-26007 (binary elliptic curves key leak)
• urllib3 2.6.3: CVE-2026-21441 (decompression bomb bypass on redirects)
• requests 2.33.0: CVE-2024-47081 (netrc credential leak)

Test plan

• CI passes with updated dependencies
• Existing tests pass without modifications

Once merged, dependabot PRs #108, #109, #110, #111, #114 can be closed.

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