⬆️ Update AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome to v0.107.53

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome	patch	v0.107.52 -> v0.107.53

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Release Notes

AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome (AdguardTeam/AdGuardHome)

v0.107.53

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Security

• Previous versions of AdGuard Home allowed users to add any system it had
  access to as filters, exposing them to be world-readable. To prevent this,
  AdGuard Home now allows adding filtering-rule list files only from files
  matching the patterns enumerated in the filtering.safe_fs_patterns property
  in the configuration file.

  We thank @​itz-d0dgy for reporting this vulnerability, designated
  CVE-2024-36814, to us.

• Additionally, AdGuard Home will now try to change the permissions of its files
  and directories to more restrictive ones to prevent similar vulnerabilities
  as well as limit the access to the configuration.

  We thank @​go-compile for reporting this vulnerability, designated
  CVE-2024-36586, to us.

• Go version has been updated to prevent the possibility of exploiting the Go
  vulnerabilities fixed in 1.23.2.

Added

• Support for 64-bit RISC-V architecture (#​5704).
• Ecosia search engine is now supported in safe search (#​5009).

Changed

• Upstream server URL domain names requirements has been relaxed and now follow
  the same rules as their domain specifications.

Configuration changes

In this release, the schema version has changed from 28 to 29.

• The new array filtering.safe_fs_patterns contains glob patterns for paths of
  files that can be added as local filtering-rule lists. The migration should
  add list files that have already been added, as well as the default value,
  $DATA_DIR/userfilters/*.

Fixed

• Property clients.runtime_sources.dhcp in the configuration file not taking
  effect.
• Update Google safe search domains list (#​7155).
• Enforce Bing safe search from Edge sidebar (#​7154).
• Text overflow on the query log page (#​7119).

Known issues

• Due to the complexity of the Windows permissions architecture and poor support
  from the standard Go library, we have to postpone the proper automated Windows
  fix until the next release.

  Temporary workaround: Set the permissions of the AdGuardHome directory
  to more restrictive ones manually. To do that:

  1. Locate the AdGuardHome directory.
  2. Right-click on it and navigate to Properties → Security → Advanced.
  3. (You might need to disable permission inheritance to make them more
     restricted.)
  4. Adjust to give the Full control access to only the user which runs
     AdGuard Home. Typically, Administrator.

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