chore: update to analyzeme@12.0.0 and rust_team_data@a5260e7
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This version of rust_team_data gets the license data right. Also update type of GitHub user ID from usize to u64 accordingly.
analyzeme@12.0.0 also drops the support of v7 profdata file format.
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Another step toward making rustc-perf self-contained for rust-lang/rust#125465.
This update two dependencies:
analyzeme@12.0.0. Previously we depend on Git repository directly. In this version the v7 profdata file format support is dropped.rust_team_data@a5260e7. This version includes the license issue fixed (feat: add missing license team#1462). Since rust_team_data is only used by the website, it should be fine just depending on Git. See refactor: hard-code v1 API response #1914.r? @Kobzol