Add upstream fix reference for GHSA-xjw9-38cr-6372 - #9602
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Adds the exact upstream security-fix commit to GHSA-xjw9-38cr-6372. The record already identifies djust 1.1.2 as the first patched release but currently links only the release.
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This adds one FIX reference and refreshes modified. Affected versions, severity, description, and all other metadata remain unchanged. I validated JSON parsing, whitespace, the release comparison, and the absence of an existing advisory-improvement PR for this GHSA.
AI-assisted metadata curation based entirely on already-public upstream history. No new vulnerability or exploit reproduction is claimed.