chore: Bump github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum from 1.14.5 to 1.14.6

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Bumps github.com/ethereum/go-ethereum from 1.14.5 to 1.14.6.

Release notes

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Talaria (v1.14.6)

Geth v1.14.6 is a maintenance release, but it does ship with the experimental witness building validation code used in @​karalabe's "cross validation" proposal.

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Shipped features:

• Add stateless witness builder and (self-)cross validator (#29719, #29807, #29970, #30024)
• Set a 2KB hard limit for p2p handshake messages (#30029)
• Improved display of database statistics (#29948)

Shipped bugfixes:

• Fix issue in which the beacon root contract balance would not be saved in developer mode, causing an error on restart (#29963)
• Fix shutdown crash when geth runs in blsync mode (#29946)
• Fix data races in snapshot access (#30001) and (#30011)
• Fix out of bounds access in json unmarshalling (#30014)
• Add missing lock in peer discovery (#29960)

For a full rundown of the changes please consult the Geth 1.14.6 release milestone.

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As with all our previous releases, you can find the:

• Pre-built binaries for all platforms on our downloads page.
• Docker images published under ethereum/client-go.
• Ubuntu packages in our Launchpad PPA repository.
• OSX packages in our Homebrew Tap repository.

Commits

• aadddf3 params: release Geth v1.14.6
• 0905660 core/state: fix inconsistent verkle test error messages (#29753)
• 41abab9 build: add check for stale generated files (#30037)
• a4e338f accounts/usbwallet/trezor: upgrade to generate with protoc 27.1 (#30058)
• 7cfff30 rpc: truncate call error data logs (#30028)
• 06f1d07 all: replace division with right shift if possible (#29911)
• 4939c25 cmd/evm/internal/t8ntool: log writeTraceResult error message (#30038)
• 36d67be core/txpool/blobpool: improve newPriceHeap function (#30050)
• 19c3c1e triedb/pathdb: fix flaky test in pathdb (#29901)
• 045b971 trie: relocate state execution logic into pathdb package (#29861)
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