Bump semgrep from 0.91.0 to 1.95.0 in /dependencies/python

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Bumps semgrep from 0.91.0 to 1.95.0.

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Release v1.95.0

1.95.0 - 2024-10-31

Changed

• Remove deprecated --enable-experimental-requirements flag. Functionality has been always enabled since Semgrep 1.93.0. (ssc-1903)

Fixed

• osemgrep: Running osemgrep with the Pro Engine now correctly runs rules with proprietary languages (saf-1686)
• Fixed bug where semgrep would crash if --trace was passed (saf-tracing)

Release v1.94.0

1.94.0 - 2024-10-30

Fixed

• pro: taint-mode: Semgrep should no longer confuse a return in a lambda with a return in its enclosing function.

  E.g. In the example below the return value of foo is NOT tainted:

  function foo() {
      bar(() => taint);
      return ok;
  } (code-7657)
  

• OCaml: matching will now recognized "local open" so that a pattern like Foo.bar ... will now correctly match code such as let open Foo in bar 1 or Foo.(bar 1) in addition to the classic Foo.bar 1. (local_open)

• Project files lacking sufficient read permissions are now skipped gracefully by semgrep. (saf-1598)

• Semgrep will now print stderr and additional debugging info when semgrep-core exits with a fatal error code but still returns a json repsonse (finishes scanning) (saf-1672)

• semgrep ci should parse correctly git logs to compute the set of contributors even if some authors have special characters in their names. (saf-1681)

Release v1.93.0

1.93.0 - 2024-10-23

Added

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Changelog

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1.95.0 - 2024-10-31

Changed

• Remove deprecated --enable-experimental-requirements flag. Functionality has been always enabled since Semgrep 1.93.0. (ssc-1903)

Fixed

• osemgrep: Running osemgrep with the Pro Engine now correctly runs rules with proprietary languages (saf-1686)
• Fixed bug where semgrep would crash if --trace was passed (saf-tracing)

1.94.0 - 2024-10-30

Fixed

• pro: taint-mode: Semgrep should no longer confuse a return in a lambda with a return in its enclosing function.

  E.g. In the example below the return value of foo is NOT tainted:

  function foo() {
      bar(() => taint);
      return ok;
  } (code-7657)
  

• OCaml: matching will now recognized "local open" so that a pattern like Foo.bar ... will now correctly match code such as let open Foo in bar 1 or Foo.(bar 1) in addition to the classic Foo.bar 1. (local_open)

• Project files lacking sufficient read permissions are now skipped gracefully by semgrep. (saf-1598)

• Semgrep will now print stderr and additional debugging info when semgrep-core exits with a fatal error code but still returns a json repsonse (finishes scanning) (saf-1672)

• semgrep ci should parse correctly git logs to compute the set of contributors even if some authors have special characters in their names. (saf-1681)

1.93.0 - 2024-10-23

Added

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Commits

• 4472baa chore: release version 1.95.0
• e09d3e3semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#2533
• f982784 fix(sca): lowercase python packages when parsing from rule (semgrep/semgrep-p...
• 84bd900semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#2530
• b3cd676 chore(sca): remove --enable-experimental-requirements flag (semgrep/semgrep...
• fadc8f1 fix(osemgrep): enable proprietary parsers in osemgrep-pro (semgrep/semgrep-pr...
• bf1847c chore(dep-resolution): update interfaces for new manifest kinds (semgrep/semg...
• 33f320esemgrep/semgrep-proprietary#2527
• 459dd34semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#2524
• d48d887semgrep/semgrep-proprietary#2523
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