chore: bump go 1.26.3, kubo, cluster-ctl - #1207
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Refresh pinned versions and download dist binaries from GitHub releases instead of dist.ipfs.tech. - .tool-versions: golang 1.26.2 -> 1.26.4 - workflows: KUBO_VER v0.41.0-rc1 -> v0.42.0 - workflows: CLUSTER_CTL_VER v1.0.8 -> v1.1.6 - setup-ipfs: pin download-ipfs-distribution-action to the head of ipfs/download-ipfs-distribution-action#49; move to @v2 once tagged
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Refresh pinned versions to keep CI in sync with current upstream releases.
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Parked until the next kubo rc lands so the pinning path is exercised end-to-end before merging.