[deps] Fix a few more dependabot issues

[mikeland73]

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  • Updated several third-party dependency versions to enhance overall stability, performance, and security.
  • Updated the vendor hash to reflect changes in dependencies.

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This pull request updates the dependency versions in the go.mod file. Several AWS SDK for Go modules (such as the main package, config, credentials, various feature and service modules, and internal packages) have been incremented to newer minor versions. Additionally, versions for other libraries like hujson, pkg from jetify, golang.org/x/exp, go-crypto, and zip have been updated. The vendor-hash file has also been modified to reflect a new hash value, indicating changes in the content or dependencies.

Changes

File	Change Summary
go.mod	Updated dependency versions: AWS SDK for Go modules (main, config, credentials, feature/s3/manager, service/s3, service/sts, feature/ec2/imds, internal/configsources, internal/endpoints/v2, internal/v4a, service/internal/checksum, service/internal/presigned-url, service/internal/s3shared, service/sso, ssooidc), hujson, pkg, x/exp, go-crypto, zip.
vendor-hash	Updated hash value from sha256-WL7uMqnLL8FDlpvbeQGDGy1nVsTqodF5YceeaoMZM7s= to sha256-XgDUJO81N5YhNOaX5diRloxeP2bqshLPxtdG/iRdx6Y=.

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I'm a bunny with a bounce in my step,
Hopping through modules with a joyful pep.
Versions have changed, the code is spry,
From AWS to crypto, they now fly high.
With whiskers twitching in carrot delight,
I celebrate these updates from morning to night.
Code on, dear friends—hop into the light!

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