chore: bump crates version to 0.17.0

[miraclx]

Tagged: https://github.com/near/nearcore/releases/tag/crates-0.17.0

A bunch of new crates have been introduced into the workspace that are now expected to be published going forward.

These crates depend on the current state (repo version) of our already published crates which introduces a conflict.

This patch reconsolidates the versions across the workspace to 0.17.0 following a series of fixes to the publishing pipeline.

Check here for a full changelog: crates-0.16.1...crates-0.17.0

[jakmeier]

I welcome a bump of the crates! But I think the release pipeline is still red, it would probably be best if we fix it before we merge a bump.

https://buildkite.com/nearprotocol/nearcore-release/builds/3883#018858a4-be07-4974-84b6-1734f1352cd0/106-625

error[E0433]: failed to resolve: use of undeclared crate or module `near_vm_types`
--> src/artifact.rs:2:5
 |
2 | use near_vm_types::{
  |     ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ use of undeclared crate or module `near_vm_types`

...

error: could not compile `near-vm-vm` due to 26 previous errors
error: unable to publish package near-vm-vm

@Ekleog Can you maybe help out here on Monday?

[miraclx]

@jakmeier, CI currently fails because it's attempting to publish version 0.16.1 of near-vm-vm, which depends on the previously published 0.16.1 of near-vm-types which had this declaration:

nearcore/runtime/near-vm/lib/types/Cargo.toml

Lines 15 to 16 in 2bdb42a

	[lib]
	name = "wasmer_types"

which was removed in #8862 only after the 0.16.1 release happened.

So this patch will force a general update of all crates to 0.17.0 which should fix this issue in question.

[miraclx]

We're back in the green. 0.17.0 has been cut.

https://buildkite.com/nearprotocol/nearcore-release/builds/3900#01886dc4-0097-4135-8883-cf18ff15a6f9

[Ekleog]

@jakmeier I just saw this 😅 please tag @Ekleog-NEAR if you want a quick reply, otherwise such notifications fall into my personal account's OSS contributions folder, that's way overwhelmed and that I check pretty rarely