## [2026.42.0](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/compare/v2026.41.0...v2026.42.0) (2026-10-26)

### Updates & Maintenance

* bump gradle-wrapper from 9.8.1 to 9.8.2 in /DisneyScenicRides ([#382](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/issues/382)) ([053ddcd](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/053ddcd4f54c5f6a42cae9c3c1a5afb40de69277))
* bump gradle-wrapper from 9.8.1 to 9.8.2 in /HaveAMagicalDay ([#383](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/issues/383)) ([cbfcf31](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/cbfcf318564b3042fdd813f67ee8e71e22c90118))
* log greeting (2026-10-20) ([e49c511](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/e49c5111d7871666c0ba0d2d404ae3e5ba0c5c16))
* log greeting (2026-10-21) ([fb87886](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/fb878868a7b34e8eb55f0593b007dc7a78e6a711))
* log greeting (2026-10-22) ([8ecf267](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/8ecf267ebde61c47a1d93a077de53f6586fd8dd4))
* log greeting (2026-10-23) ([e194779](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/e1947796d2b065b46b7dfcbbd0484822eba7726c))
* log greeting (2026-10-24) ([b317af0](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/b317af040c17132fa89b16bc44b6cba80c4bf486))
* log greeting (2026-10-25) ([1b2a072](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/1b2a072be5e4902ee6ccb39beef0875a31cd63ec))
* log greeting (2026-10-26) ([d2a38f2](https://github.com/michaeltchuang/a-day-in-my-bobalife/commit/d2a38f2136476afb335322666cfb68bd6b45bc2b))

feat(oid4vc): revoke and reactivate by holder did:key

In case someone compiles and deploys a 32-bit algod (which we consider
unsupported) it would be good if our code has no _known_ issues.
These changes fix some possibilities, and make others easier to
analyze so they can be ignored.  (Analyzer will follow-up as separate
PR.)

The websocket and p2p networks route peer HTTP requests through
http.ServeMux, and the block, ledger and txsync services read their
path values with Request.PathValue. cmd/catchupsrv and the tests that
build their own routers move with them, since a handler reading
PathValue only works behind ServeMux. As in KMD, a catch-all "/" route
returns 404 without a search of every method.

ServeMux cannot match part of a segment or apply a regex, so the block
and ledger patterns now name version 1 literally:

  /v1/{genesisID}/block/{round}
  /v1/{genesisID}/ledger/{round}

The handlers already rejected every other version. Peer-facing changes:
- /v2/... and /v1.0/... block and ledger requests return 404, not 400.
- The round is no longer limited to [0-9a-z] before the handler runs.
  ParseUint accepts uppercase, so /v1/g/block/A serves round 10, as
  /a does. Other characters, such as +a or -1, return 400, not 404.
- Registering the same pattern twice panics, where gorilla kept the
  first. Production code registers each path once per network;
  TestLedgerServiceP2P registered the ledger path twice and no longer
  does. TestServicePathsShareServeMux registers every service pattern
  on one ServeMux to catch conflicts.

No package imports gorilla/mux any more, so it leaves go.mod.

chore(ci): ignore verified gitleaks false positives

chore(ci): ignore verified gitleaks false positives