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Update go2rtc dependency pin for x/net HTML vulnerabilities - #817
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The packaged go2rtc binary uses golang.org/x/net v0.60.0, triggering Trivy alerts #351 (CVE-2026-78661, HTML denial of service) and #352 (CVE-2026-97045, HTML namespace/XSS).
Advance our go2rtc fork pin to 6c7ff6f. Fork PR #3 upgrades x/net to v0.62.0, updates required x/sys, and pins the patched x/crypto revision that removes the deprecated OpenPGP module advisory. This retains the earlier rejected-response cleanup patch.
Validation: module checksums verify; fresh Go binary builds; the fork's comparison harness finds no new/changed test failures (28 existing failure entries remain). govulncheck and Trivy 0.76.2 scans of the rebuilt binary both report no vulnerabilities. The complete production Dockerfile rebuild also passed. Trivy 0.76.2 reports zero vulnerabilities in both the Debian OS packages and packaged usr/bin/go2rtc (image sha256:df16da681500497aff4063678163536477a2c7c89deff6a98ee503778f1ca945). GitHub alert closure still depends on its updated main scan.