build(deps): Bump google.golang.org/grpc from 1.61.1 to 1.62.0

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Bumps google.golang.org/grpc from 1.61.1 to 1.62.0.

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Release 1.62.0

New Features

• grpc: Add StaticMethod CallOption as a signal to stats handler that a method is safe to use as an instrument key (#6986)

Behavior Changes

• grpc: Return canonical target string from ClientConn.Target() and resolver.Address.String() (#6923)

Bug Fixes

• server: wait to close connection until incoming socket is drained (with timeout) to prevent data loss on client-side (#6977)
  • Special Thanks: @​s-matyukevich for discovering the root cause

Performance Improvements

• *: Allow building without x/net/trace by using grpcnotrace to enable dead code elimination (#6954)
  • Special Thanks: @​hugelgupf
• rand: improve performance and simplify implementation of grpcrand by adopting math/rand's top-level functions for go version 1.21.0 and newer. (#6925)
  • Special Thanks: @​kmirzavaziri

Dependencies

• *: Use google.golang.org/protobuf/proto instead of github.com/golang/protobuf. (#6919)
  • Special Thanks: @​Clement-Jean

[!NOTE] The above change in proto library usage introduces a minor behavior change within those libraries. The old github.com/golang/protobuf library would error if given a nil message to Marshal, while the new google.golang.org/protobuf library will successfully output zero bytes in this case. This means server method handlers that did return nil, nil will now return an empty message and no error, while it used to return an error. This also affects the client side, where clients sending nil messages used to fail without sending the RPC, and now they will send an empty message.

Commits

• d715b2e Change version to 1.62.0 (#6994)
• d706a42 cherry-pick #6926 to 1.62 release branch (#6986)
• 8a4ca0c cherry-pick #6977 to 1.62.x release branch (#6979)
• d41b01d encoding: fix typo (#6966)
• c2b50ee deps: fix backwards compatibility with encoding (#6965)
• 05b4a8b Revert "xds/googlec2p: use xdstp names for LDS (#6949)" (#6964)
• 03e76b3 grpc: add ability to compile with or without tracing (#6954)
• 84b85ba xds/googledirectpath: Check if ipv6 address is non empty (#6959)
• 6f63f05 internal/grpcrand: use Go top-level random functions for go1.21+ (#6925)
• cd69b5d .*: fix minor linter issues (#6958)
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