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feat: apply patch/minor dependency bumps for dockerize (run of - #352
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Summary
Apply the patch and minor releases that are out for dockerize's dependencies as of 2026-10-16, while the gap is still small. Every direct Go dependency is already on its latest release, and so is the Go toolchain directive (
go 1.27.2). What has fallen behind is a set of indirect Go modules and the Go image used to build the Docker image (golang:1.27.0, two patch releases behind the toolchain the release binaries use). No ecosystems or majors were named in the request, so this run covers every ecosystem it found and plans no major upgrades.What changes
Testing
Every step runs the full existing suite and the linters, exactly as CI does: