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Bump mathlib dependency to 6a6c957 - #138

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Bump mathlib dependency to 6a6c957: feat: integral presentation of the proximity function of value distribution theory (#38500) (2026-06-17)
Previously at: 3eb2cbf: feat: define the closed unit disc in the complex numbers (#40511) (2026-06-16)


This is an automated dependency bump to the latest commit this project is known to build against (its last-known-good commit). lake build was run against the new commit before this PR was opened and succeeded, so it should be mergeable as-is.

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…oximity function of value distribution theory (#38500) (2026-06-17)
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