chore: Update IC dependencies + rust toolchain

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Bug: Catch-All Pattern Disables Exhaustiveness Checking

The added catch-all pattern removes compile-time exhaustiveness checking for NnsFunction variants. Unhandled proposal types now silently return empty JSON instead of failing, which can mask missing implementations for new proposal types and lead to incomplete data without error indication.

 

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Bug: Logger Configuration Error

In init_logger, the default logging level is set using RUST_LOG instead of LOG_LEVEL. This prevents the logger from picking up the intended default configuration, as it expects the LOG_LEVEL environment variable.

 

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Bug: Logger Configuration Conflicts with Environment Variable

The init_logger function at line 63 sets the default logging level to RUST_LOG. This is inconsistent with the logger's configuration, which reads from LOG_LEVEL, preventing default logging settings from applying.

 

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Bug: Logger Configuration Overwrites Default Setting

In init_logger, line 63 sets the RUST_LOG environment variable instead of LOG_LEVEL when neither RUST_LOG nor LOG_LEVEL is initially set. This prevents the intended default logging configuration from being applied.

 

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Bug: Logger Initialization Inconsistency

The init_logger function sets the RUST_LOG environment variable as a fallback, but the logger initialization expects LOG_LEVEL. This prevents the default logging configuration from being applied and is inconsistent with the Ok branch, which correctly sets LOG_LEVEL.

 

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Bug: Logger Configuration Error

Line 63 sets the RUST_LOG environment variable instead of LOG_LEVEL. This change is inconsistent with the logger's initialization logic, preventing default logging levels from being applied as intended.

 

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Bug: Logging Configuration Mismatch

The fallback logging configuration on line 63 sets RUST_LOG instead of LOG_LEVEL. Since the logger is initialized using LOG_LEVEL, it won't pick up these default settings, leading to unintended logging behavior. This also creates an inconsistency with the LOG_LEVEL setting on line 57.

 

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Bug: Logger Initialization Overwrites Default Configuration

In init_logger, the fallback logic now sets the RUST_LOG environment variable instead of LOG_LEVEL. This prevents the default logging configuration from taking effect, as the logger is initialized using LOG_LEVEL.

 

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Bug: Logger Environment Variable Handling Inconsistency

The init_logger function has an inconsistency in its environment variable handling. When RUST_LOG and LOG_LEVEL are unset, the fallback logic now sets RUST_LOG instead of LOG_LEVEL. This prevents the default logging configuration from being applied, as the logger expects LOG_LEVEL.

 

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Bug: Logger Fallback Sets Incorrect Environment Variable

In init_logger, when RUST_LOG and LOG_LEVEL aren't set, the fallback logic incorrectly sets the RUST_LOG environment variable instead of LOG_LEVEL. This prevents the default logging configuration from being applied, as the logger expects LOG_LEVEL.

 

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Bug: Logger Initialization Inconsistency

The default logger initialization sets RUST_LOG instead of LOG_LEVEL. This inconsistency with other LOG_LEVEL assignments means the default logging level won't apply when neither RUST_LOG nor LOG_LEVEL are already set.

 

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Bug: Logger Initialization Ignores Default Configuration

In init_logger, the default logging level is set to RUST_LOG on line 63 instead of LOG_LEVEL. This creates an inconsistency with the LOG_LEVEL check on line 59 and the logger's initialization on line 67, preventing the default logging configuration from being applied correctly.

 

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Bug: Logger Configuration Error

The init_logger function's fallback logic sets the RUST_LOG environment variable instead of LOG_LEVEL. This inconsistency means the default logging configuration isn't applied, as the logger expects LOG_LEVEL.