chore(deps): bump com.microsoft.sqlserver:mssql-jdbc from 12.6.0.jre11 to 12.6.5.jre11 in /cloud-sql/sqlserver/client-side-encryption

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Bumps com.microsoft.sqlserver:mssql-jdbc from 12.6.0.jre11 to 12.6.5.jre11.

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[12.6.5] Hotfix & Stable Release

Fixed issues

• Address a hostname validation vulnerability by securely parsing certificate common names. microsoft/mssql-jdbc#2805 What was fixed: Secure hostname validation is enforced by replacing the vulnerable CN parsing logic in SQLServerCertificateUtils.java, preventing spoofing attacks. Who benefits: All users of the SQL Server JDBC driver, especially those relying on TLS for secure connections, benefit from improved certificate validation.

[12.6.4] Hotfix & Stable Release

Fixed issues

• Reverted "Execute Stored Procedures Directly" feature, as well as subsequent changes related to the feature. #2500

[12.6.3] Hotfix & Stable Release

Fixed issues

• Fixed issue where TokenCredential class was required to be imported #2453
• Fixed timestamp string conversion regression #2455
• Fixed SQLServerCallableStatement default value regression #2456

[12.6.2] Hotfix & Stable Release

Added

• Added credential caching for Managed Identity Credential and Default Azure Credential #2426

Fixed issues

• Check that money and small money are within correct range for bulkcopy #2419
• Check if TDSCommand counter is null before incrementing #2420
• Clear prepared statement cache when resetting statement pool connection #2421
• Clear prepared statement handle before reconnect #2422
• RPC calls for CallableStatements will be executed directly #2427
• Corrected authentication token object to accept expiration in milliseconds #2428
• SocketTimeout should be unbounded by loginTimeout after a successful connection open #2431

[12.6.1] Hotfix & Stable Release

Fixed issues

• Fixed 'EXEC' escape syntax for CallableStatements. 'EXEC' keyword can be used to execute stored procedures. #2329

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