Symfony update 5.4.43 (from recent update to 5.4.42 but now .43 is out)

[eileenmcnaughton]

Overview

We just updated to 5.4.42 but 3 days ago symfony put out 5.4.43 - seems silly to upgrade but not to the one that is the latest when we tag

Before

just updated to 5.4.42

After

composer update -W symfony/*
Gathering patches for root package.
Loading composer repositories with package information Updating dependencies
Lock file operations: 0 installs, 3 updates, 0 removals

• Upgrading symfony/dependency-injection (v5.4.42 => v5.4.43)
• Upgrading symfony/finder (v5.4.42 => v5.4.43)
• Upgrading symfony/var-dumper (v5.4.42 => v5.4.43)

Technical Details

The key PR is
symfony/symfony#57493

And I note that it seems like a sleeper bug depending on server config- ie

symfony/symfony#57493 (comment) "Ubuntu will join impacted systems on October 10 when 24.10 is released." The final summary says there are no deprecations but this comment
symfony/symfony#57493 (comment) suggests there might be

I don't really know if we have security bundles but it seems like this fixes a bug that occurs when libxml libraries are used but it adds a deprecation. Also our composer-installing instances will be getting this fix so it will be less confusing to patch the tarball

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