build(deps): bump github.com/twmb/franz-go from 1.19.3 to 1.19.5

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Bumps github.com/twmb/franz-go from 1.19.3 to 1.19.5.

Changelog

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v1.19.5

Fixes a bug introduced in 1.19.3 that caused batched FindCoordinator requests to no longer work against older brokers (Kafka brokers before 2.4, or all Redpanda versions brokers).

All credit to @​douglasbouttell for exactly diagnosing the bug.

• 06272c66 bugfix kgo: bugfix batched FindCoordinator requests against older brokers

v1.19.4

Fixes one bug introduced from the prior release (an obvious data race in retrospect), and one data race introduced in 1.19.0. I've looped the tests more in this release and am not seeing further races. I don't mean to downplay the severity here, but these are races on pointer-sized variables where reading the before or after state is of little difference. One of the read/write races is on a context.Context, so there are actually two pointer sized reads & writes -- but reading the (effectively) type vtable for the new context and then the data pointer for the old context doesn't really break things here. Anyway, you should upgrade.

This also adds a workaround for Azure EventHubs, which does not handle ApiVersions correctly when the broker does not recognize the version we are sending. The broker should reply with an UNSUPPORTED_VERSION error and reply with the version the broker can handle. Instead, Azure is resetting the connection. To workaround, we detect a cxn reset twice and then downgrade the request we send client side to 0.

• 7910f6b6 kgo: retry connection reset by peer from ApiVersions to work around EventHubs
• d310cabd kgo: fix data read/write race on ctx variable
• 7a5ddcec kgo bugfix: guard sink batch field access more

Commits

• 37eecbb Merge pull request #1036 from twmb/change
• 9b3e28b note incoming 1.19.5
• 2ba8310 Merge pull request #1035 from twmb/1034
• 06272c6 kgo: bugfix batched FindCoordinator requests against older brokers
• ef502bc kgo: add fatcontext, address some lints
• 3836e2c Merge pull request #1033 from twmb/readme
• b17fa8f README: update first bullet pt
• 12af197 Merge pull request #1032 from twmb/lag
• 108520d kadm: bump deps, new APIs to support better lag
• d39445d Merge pull request #1031 from peczenyj/fix-go-generate
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Looks like github.com/twmb/franz-go is up-to-date now, so this is no longer needed.