Fix build for rust 1.80 by bumping `time` crates

[bryango]

Fixes #1207. The build fails with rust 1.80 due to an outdated time crate. This can be simply fixed by cargo update time.

This issue would soon affect all downstream (distro) packagers, and the fix is rather trivial and minimal, so I hope it can be fast-tracked into master (after CI of course). A bugfix release would be even better, but it's your decision! @CraftSpider @rm-dr

See:

• https://github.com/tectonic-typesetting/tectonic/issues/1207
• https://github.com/time-rs/time/issues/693
• https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/issues/332957
• log: https://hydra.nixos.org/build/268733905/nixlog/1

[CraftSpider]

I just merged #1202, which should fix the unrelated build and clippy failures

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[bryango]

Ah thank you very much! This seems to have the working time crate now. Would you be interested in a minor bugfix release? Maybe we shall ping @pkgw?

[CraftSpider]

pkgw would be the right person, I personally don't know the release process yet.

[bryango]

The relevant fix is now available in master at 6b49ca8db40aaca29cb375ce75add3e575558375. Before a proper release @pkgw , downstream may simply cherry-pick this commit. I have checked that it applies nicely on top of https://github.com/tectonic-typesetting/tectonic/tree/tectonic%400.15.0

[pkgw]

Sorry for being completely AWOL on all this :frowning_face:

I'll make a release soon, and make a video explaining the process. With the release automation tools that we have, it can be quite straightforward, although there are a few concepts to learn.