Use upstream Electrum EOF fix - #1055
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Concurrent requests sharing an Electrum connection can remain blocked when the active reader sees a clean EOF. This can keep blocking Tokio workers alive through node shutdown. Pin the upstream fix until it is released and cover the failure at the LDK Node boundary so dependency updates cannot reintroduce the hang. Fixes lightningdevkit#1007 Co-Authored-By: HAL 9000
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Concurrent requests sharing an Electrum connection can remain blocked when the active reader sees a clean EOF. This can keep blocking Tokio workers alive through node shutdown.
Add a regression test based on the upstream fix.
Fixes #1007
Co-Authored-By: HAL 9000