openthread_border_router: Bump OTBR and and flasher versions

[puddly]

Along with home-assistant-libs/python-otbr-api#166, this will allow Home Assistant to query the coprocessor version via the REST API at runtime.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes for OpenThread Border Router v2.13.0

• New Features

  • Added REST API functionality to delete active and pending operational datasets.
  • Introduced new API endpoints for dataset management.

• Updates

  • Bumped OTBR POSIX version to b067e5ac.
  • Updated universal-silabs-flasher to version 0.0.28.
  • Removed dataset deletion REST API backwards compatibility patch; minimum Core version is now 2023.9.0.

• Version

  • Upgraded from 2.12.4 to 2.13.0.
  • Updated Home Assistant version to 2023.9.0.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces enhancements to the OpenThread Border Router (OTBR) with version 2.13.0. The changes include adding a new REST API endpoint for deleting active and pending operational datasets, updating the OTBR POSIX version, and incrementing the Universal Silabs Flasher tool version. The modifications focus on expanding API functionality and updating project dependencies, with version updates reflected across multiple configuration files.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/rest/resource.hpp	Added DeleteDataset method to Resource class for dataset deletion
src/rest/resource.cpp	Implemented DeleteDataset method with logic for handling dataset deletion
openapi.yaml	Added two new DELETE endpoints for active and pending operational datasets
openthread_border_router/CHANGELOG.md	Added version 2.13.0 entry, updated OTBR POSIX version to b067e5ac, updated universal-silabs-flasher version, removed dataset deletion REST API backwards compatibility patch
openthread_border_router/build.yaml	Updated OTBR version and Universal Silabs Flasher version
openthread_border_router/config.yaml	Updated project version from 2.12.4 to 2.13.0, updated Home Assistant version
openthread_border_router/Dockerfile	Removed line copying dataset deletion patch and its application command

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant API
    participant BorderRouter
    Client->>API: DELETE /datasets/active or /datasets/pending
    API->>BorderRouter: Check network state
    alt Network is disabled
        BorderRouter-->>API: Allow dataset deletion
        API-->>Client: Return 200 OK
    else Network is active
        BorderRouter-->>API: Prevent deletion
        API-->>Client: Return 409 Conflict
    end

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[agners]

LGTM, thanks!