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Downgrading from 0.13 avoids pulling two reqwest versions into the same build. Crates like alloy_transport_http depend on reqwest 0.12; when duners used 0.13, dependents saw type mismatches (Httpreqwest::Client vs Http<alloy_transport_http::Client>) because reqwest::Client from different major/minor versions are distinct types. Keeping duners on ^0.12 lets Cargo resolve a single reqwest version and restores compatibility with the alloy ecosystem.
All dependencies now use explicit ^ and, where reasonable, minor- or major-level bounds (e.g. ^0.4, ^1.0). That (1) allows semver-compatible upgrades without changing duners, (2) improves version unification so dependents are less likely to get duplicate copies of the same crate, and (3) matches common practice (e.g. Cargo book and semver for compatibility). Patch/minor bumps within the same major are assumed safe for these libraries.