chore(deps): bump golang.org/x/net from 0.0.0-20211105192438-b53810dc28af to 0.38.0

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Bumps golang.org/x/net from 0.0.0-20211105192438-b53810dc28af to 0.38.0.

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[sjinks]

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[sjinks]

@copilot, please analyze the compatibility issues and risks associated with merging this pull request.

[Copilot]

@copilot, please analyze the compatibility issues and risks associated with merging this pull request.

Here's the compatibility and risk analysis for bumping golang.org/x/net from 0.0.0-20211105192438-b53810dc28af to 0.38.0:

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Security Vulnerabilities Fixed

This update resolves multiple CVEs present in the old version:

CVE	Severity	Affects	Description
CVE-2021-33194	High	x/net/html	Infinite loop via crafted ParseFragment input (DoS)
CVE-2022-27664	High	x/net/http2	DoS via specially crafted HTTP/2 requests
CVE-2022-41721	High	x/net/http2/h2c	HTTP Request Smuggling
CVE-2022-41723	High	x/net	Uncontrolled resource consumption (DoS)
CVE-2023-39325	High	x/net	HTTP/2 Rapid Reset attack (DoS)
CVE-2023-3978	Medium	x/net/html	Incorrect text node rendering
CVE-2024-45338	Medium	x/net/html	Non-linear parsing DoS (fixed in v0.33.0)
CVE-2025-22872	Medium	x/net	XSS via incorrect tag interpretation
CVE-2025-22870	Low	x/net	HTTP proxy bypass via IPv6 zone IDs

The primary motivation for this upgrade should be the security fixes — the old pinned pseudo-version from November 2021 is missing over 4 years of security patches.

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Compatibility Risks

Low risk overall. Here's why:

1. x/net/websocket usage: The codebase uses golang.org/x/net/websocket in remote/remote.go (acting as a WebSocket server handler). This sub-package is considered effectively deprecated by the Go team but has not been removed. The API surface used (websocket.Handler, websocket.Conn) has been stable with no breaking changes between the old and new versions. The build confirms this: go build ./... succeeds cleanly.

2. go directive bump (1.17 → 1.23.0): The go directive was updated as part of this PR. Go 1.23 introduced changes to range semantics, iterators, and timer behavior. However, since this project doesn't use those new features and the build passes, this is a non-issue.

3. Transitive dependency updates: golang.org/x/sys (→ v0.31.0) and golang.org/x/term (→ v0.30.0) were also updated. These are backward-compatible incremental updates with no breaking API changes.

4. go-retryablehttp and jitterbug reclassified: Moved from // indirect to direct dependencies in go.mod — this is a cosmetic/correctness fix with no functional impact.

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Recommendation

✅ Safe to merge. The upgrade is a significant security improvement with no breaking API changes. The x/net/websocket deprecation concern is a separate issue (worth tracking as future work to migrate to a maintained library like github.com/coder/websocket), but it does not block this upgrade.

[sjinks]

@copilot, please create a new PR that addresses the x/net/websocket deprecation.

[Copilot]

@sjinks I've opened a new pull request, #45, to work on those changes. Once the pull request is ready, I'll request review from you.