chore(deps): bump serde from 1.0.197 to 1.0.210

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Bumps serde from 1.0.197 to 1.0.210.

Release notes

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v1.0.210

• Support serializing and deserializing IpAddr and SocketAddr in no-std mode on Rust 1.77+ (#2816, thanks @​MathiasKoch)
• Make serde::ser::StdError and serde::de::StdError equivalent to core::error::Error on Rust 1.81+ (#2818)

v1.0.209

• Fix deserialization of empty structs and empty tuples inside of untagged enums (#2805, thanks @​Mingun)

v1.0.208

• Support serializing and deserializing unit structs in a flatten field (#2802, thanks @​jonhoo)

v1.0.207

• Improve interactions between flatten attribute and skip_serializing/skip_deserializing (#2795, thanks @​Mingun)

v1.0.206

• Improve support for flatten attribute inside of enums (#2567, thanks @​Mingun)

v1.0.205

• Use serialize_entry instead of serialize_key + serialize_value when serialize flattened newtype enum variants (#2785, thanks @​Mingun)
• Avoid triggering a collection_is_never_read lint in the deserialization of enums containing flattened fields (#2791)

v1.0.204

• Apply #[diagnostic::on_unimplemented] attribute on Rust 1.78+ to suggest adding serde derive or enabling a "serde" feature flag in dependencies (#2767, thanks @​weiznich)

v1.0.203

• Documentation improvements (#2747)

v1.0.202

• Provide public access to RenameAllRules in serde_derive_internals (#2743)

v1.0.201

• Resolve unexpected_cfgs warning (#2737)

v1.0.200

• Fix formatting of "invalid type" and "invalid value" deserialization error messages containing NaN or infinite floats (#2733, thanks @​jamessan)

v1.0.199

• Fix ambiguous associated item when forward_to_deserialize_any! is used on an enum with Error variant (#2732, thanks @​aatifsyed)

v1.0.198

• Support serializing and deserializing Saturating<T> (#2709, thanks @​jbethune)

Commits

• 89c4b02 Release 1.0.210
• eeb8e44 Merge pull request #2818 from dtolnay/coreerror
• 785c2d9 Stabilize no-std StdError trait
• d549f04 Reformat parse_ip_impl definition and calls
• 4c0dd63 Delete attr support from core::net deserialization macros
• 26fb134 Relocate cfg attrs out of parse_ip_impl and parse_socket_impl
• 07e614b Merge pull request #2817 from dtolnay/corenet
• b1f899f Delete doc(cfg) attribute from impls that are supported in no-std
• b4f860e Merge pull request #2816 from MathiasKoch/chore/core-net
• d940fe1 Reuse existing Buf wrapper as replacement for std::io::Write
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