chore: bump fedimint to post 0.4.3

[Kodylow]

Bumping to continue 0.5 UI development

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the input reference for the fedimint repository to a specific commit for improved stability.
  • Modified the way overlays are referenced to enhance functionality.
  • Added comments to maintain synchronization of build dependencies.

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The pull request modifies the flake.nix file by updating the input reference for the fedimint repository from a specific tag to a commit hash. It also changes the way overlays are referenced, shifting from a single overlay to an array of overlays. The yarnOfflineCache section remains functionally unchanged but includes a comment about maintaining the sha256 hash in sync with yarn.lock. Other sections, such as devShells and packages.guardian-ui, retain their existing structure and functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
flake.nix	Updated fedimint input reference from tag to commit hash; changed overlays from single to array.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: fix and bump #536: This PR updates the fedimint input reference in flake.nix, which is directly related to the changes made in the main PR that also involve updating the fedimint input reference from a specific tag to a commit hash.

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• bradleystachurski

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flake.nix (2)

5-5: Verify commit hash intention.

The fedimint input is now pinned to a specific commit. Ensure this is intentional and not a development version.

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13-13: Check impact of all overlays.

Using all overlays might introduce unintended changes. Verify this doesn't affect the build negatively.

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