libbpf
Use `#[expect(...)]` instead of `#[allow(...)]` in some places
Use the #[expect(...)] attribute instead of #[allow(...)] in a bunch of places where we only have the attribute to silence a lint. The former makes sure that the silenced issue is actually flagged, or prints a warning otherwise.
This requires Rust 1.81 and, hence, will have to wait until 1.86 is released, as per our MSRV policy.
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