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chore: align submodules with memcached v1.5.0 - #44

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The CLI still requires a development pseudoversion, while the GUI, example, and benchmark modules require older main-library releases. Update all four requirements to the published v1.5.0 and tidy their dependency/checksum files, so standalone consumers receive the released topology and allocation improvements.

Release notes and breaking-change migration: https://github.com/yeqown/memcached/releases/tag/v1.5.0

Validation:

  • Standalone CLI readonly build, injected v1.5.0 version output, and vet passed.
  • Standalone GUI service tests passed with -race; benchmark compilation passed.
  • Every example readonly build passed, including SASL and OpenTelemetry. SASL was compiled only; live authentication was not tested.
  • All four requirements resolve to v1.5.0. CLI, GUI, and benchmark use the published module; example retains its existing local replacement for development.
  • The release commit passed main CI, real Memcached 1.6.37 integration tests, and all nine runnable examples with the race detector before publication.

Use the published main-library release in CLI, GUI, example, and benchmark
module requirements. Tidy dependencies and checksums so standalone CLI
builds also receive the released topology and allocation improvements.

Validation: standalone readonly CLI build, injected v1.5.0 output, vet;
GUI service race tests; benchmark compilation; all example readonly builds.
All four modules resolve the v1.5.0 requirement. SASL is compile-only;
live SASL authentication was not tested.
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