feat(emulation): update emulation device enums from wreq-util rc.10

[steppaovo]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the wreq-util dependency to its latest release candidate and expands the available browser emulation options. It introduces support for newer versions of Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, ensuring the system can accurately mimic a broader range of user agents. This update helps maintain compatibility and provides more current emulation capabilities.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The wreq-util dependency has been updated from version 3.0.0-rc.9 to 3.0.0-rc.10 in Cargo.toml.
• New Chrome Emulation Versions: Added Chrome144 and Chrome145 to the Emulation enum in both the Python and Rust emulation modules.
• New Edge Emulation Versions: Added Edge143, Edge144, and Edge145 to the Emulation enum in both the Python and Rust emulation modules.
• New Firefox Emulation Version: Added Firefox147 to the Emulation enum in both the Python and Rust emulation modules.

Changelog

• Cargo.toml
  • Updated wreq-util dependency to version 3.0.0-rc.10.
• python/rnet/emulation.py
  • Added Chrome144 and Chrome145 to the Emulation enum.
  • Added Edge143, Edge144, and Edge145 to the Emulation enum.
  • Added Firefox147 to the Emulation enum.
• src/emulation.rs
  • Added Chrome144 and Chrome145 to the define_enum! macro.
  • Added Edge143, Edge144, and Edge145 to the define_enum! macro.
  • Added Firefox147 to the define_enum! macro.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the wreq-util dependency to version 3.0.0-rc.10 and correspondingly expands the available browser emulation options. New enum members for recent versions of Chrome, Edge, and Firefox have been added to both the Rust core and the Python bindings, ensuring consistency. The changes are straightforward and correct. I have one suggestion regarding the long-term maintainability of the emulation enums to prevent potential synchronization issues between the Rust and Python codebases.

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These enums are manually synchronized with python/rnet/emulation.py. As this list of emulations grows, there's an increasing risk of the definitions in the two files becoming out of sync. To improve long-term maintainability and prevent potential runtime errors, consider using a single source of truth. For example, a data file (like YAML or JSON) could define the emulations, and build scripts could generate both the Rust and Python enum definitions from it.