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New version of grpc detected (package version: v1.69.0, last github version: v1.75.1)

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This pull request automatically updates the grpc package definition in packages/g/grpc/xmake.lua to include version v1.75.1, adding its corresponding hash to enable the build system to use the new version.

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  • Pull Request Intent: The primary intent of this pull request is to automatically update the grpc package to its latest version, v1.75.1, from the previously detected v1.69.0.
  • Changes Made: The pull request modifies the packages/g/grpc/xmake.lua file. Specifically, it adds a new add_versions entry for v1.75.1 along with its SHA-256 hash (d89752e5362c8b3c7583f82c665d22c6f11f9b382c99bc5f8744b54c8c14ce4c). This change updates the package definition to include support for the new grpc version.
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This pull request automatically updates the grpc package to version v1.75.1. The change is correct. However, for better maintainability, I've noticed that the list of versions in packages/g/grpc/xmake.lua is not sorted. I've added a comment to suggest sorting the versions in descending order, which is a common convention in this repository.

add_urls("https://github.com/grpc/grpc/archive/refs/tags/$(version).zip",
"https://github.com/grpc/grpc.git")

add_versions("v1.75.1", "d89752e5362c8b3c7583f82c665d22c6f11f9b382c99bc5f8744b54c8c14ce4c")
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For better maintainability, it's good practice to keep the list of versions sorted. The versions in this file are currently out of order. Please sort all add_versions calls in descending order. Many other package files in this repository follow this convention.

Here is the correctly sorted block:

    add_versions("v1.75.1", "d89752e5362c8b3c7583f82c665d22c6f11f9b382c99bc5f8744b54c8c14ce4c")
    add_versions("v1.69.0", "987763312292c8a6088108173ccde2b336a40f35ae22b5b7b3744e44929aaf9f")
    add_versions("v1.68.2", "2a17adb0d23768413ca85990dbf800a600863d272fcc37a9f67f3b5e34ae9174")
    add_versions("v1.62.1", "f672a3a3b370f2853869745110dabfb6c13af93e17ffad4676a0b95b5ec204af")
    add_versions("v1.51.3", "17720fd0a690e904a468b4b3dae6fa5ec40b0d1f4d418e2ca092e2f92f06fce0")

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