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Bump certifi to 2026.10.19 (emSign CA incident) - #129
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Follow-up to the emSign/eMudhra CA incident advisory: certifi < 2026.10.19 still trusts the compromised eMudhra certificates.
uv lock --upgrade-package certifi: certifi2026.4.22→2026.10.19.onnxruntime-gpu1.24.3→1.24.1for Python < 3.11.1.24.3is no longer on PyPI.No runtime changes.