chore(deps): bump joserfc from 1.6.4 to 1.6.7

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Bumps joserfc from 1.6.4 to 1.6.7.

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1.6.7

   🐞 Bug Fixes

• jws: Validate payload size for b64=false  -  by @​lepture (4d4ea)
• typing: Accept any Collection for algorithms, not just list  -  by @​jonathangreen (102a7)
• typing: Use cast for type hints  -  by @​lepture (75d9f)

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1.6.5

No significant changes

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Changelog

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1.6.7

Released on May 23, 2026

• Update for type hints.

1.6.6

Released on May 18, 2026

• JWS: validate payload size when b64=false.

1.6.5

Released on May 3, 2026

• JWS: increase registry's payload max size.

Commits

• 1e5b94d chore: release 1.6.7
• 75d9f95 fix(typing): use cast for type hints
• 6d24037 Merge pull request #98 from jonathangreen/algorithms-accept-collection
• 102a7a7 fix(typing): accept any Collection for algorithms, not just list
• 8b869e8 chore: release 1.6.6
• 00d599b chore: update actions
• 9186561 Merge pull request #97 from authlib/fix-b64
• 4d4ea2e fix(jws): validate payload size for b64=false
• b6554cc Merge pull request #96 from sebasxsala/fix-p512-fixture
• b89eadf test: normalize P-521 private key fixture
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Diff	Package	Supply Chain Security	Vulnerability	Quality	Maintenance	License
	pypi/​priority@​2.0.0
	pypi/​hypercorn@​0.18.0
	pypi/​quart@​0.20.0
	pypi/​aiofiles@​25.1.0
	pypi/​h2@​4.3.0
	pypi/​joserfc@​1.6.4 ⏵ 1.6.7	+1	+2
	pypi/​hpack@​4.2.0
	pypi/​hyperframe@​6.1.0
	pypi/​quart-cors@​0.8.0

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Branch: 161/merge | Commit: c344ba8 | Run: #799