Bump rpassword from 7.4.0 to 7.5.2

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Bumps rpassword from 7.4.0 to 7.5.2.

Release notes

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v7.5.2

Fixes a Unicode parsing bug which could lead to unwarranted panic (conradkleinespel/rpassword@6c19a1e).

Backwards compatible. No breaking change.

v7.5.1

This release fixes a cross-platform compilation issue that appeared in v.7.5.0 (conradkleinespel/rpassword@60ee071).

Thanks @​aharpervc for bringing this to my attention in conradkleinespel/rpassword#126.

Backwards compatible. No breaking change.

v7.5.0

This release comes with lots of stuff. It should be fully backward compatible.

New features

• Support for masking or partially masking a password as it's being typed. Thank you, @​chipsenkbeil, for your contribution.
• New API. The documentation has been vastly improved to support this, see https://docs.rs/rpassword/. To sum up, you can now call read_password_with_config(config) and there is a ConfigBuilder that allows you to configure how passwords should be read. This makes the library much more flexible and means new options will be added without breaking existing code.

Fixes

• Fix for CVE-2025-64170 which affects rpassword on versions v7.4.0 and below. Thank you, @​squell and @​DevLaTron, for reporting this.
• Better support for multibyte characters and more reliable handling of control characters and terminal escape sequences. Thank you again, @​chipsenkbeil, for your contribution.

Deprecations

• _from_bufread functions have been deprecated. You are encouraged to migrate to _with_config functions. See UPGRADE.md as well as the documentation which has examples that you can most likely drop into your code without other changes.

Misc

• Update of the windows-sys dependency.
• Update Rust edition from 2018 to 2024.
• Better cross-platform testing, through more unit tests and a CI that runs Linux, Windows and Wasm.

Feedback is very much welcome.

Commits

• e176edc bump to 7.5.2
• 6c19a1e make reading utf8 chars more reliable
• 1ecf07d bump to 7.5.1
• 60ee071 remove errno clean up, not cross-platform
• 2d9873e release v7.5.0
• e67e3b4 removes commented out code
• fdde958 remove .idea from .gitignore
• d531c59 allow reading from any Read and writing to any Write
• 205dfb2 differentiate Input and Output targets
• 6aa333a make PasswordFeedback internal though ConfigBuilder
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