fix sed applying line

[kmrmt]

Description

fix applying line for sed command because of adding file header

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• Go Version: 1.22.2
• Rust Version: 1.77.2
• Docker Version: 20.10.8
• Kubernetes Version: v1.29.3
• NGT Version: 2.2

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  • Updated a script to modify the Rust version in a configuration file, ensuring compatibility with the latest dependencies.

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Walkthrough

The update primarily adjusts a sed command in a Makefile to target a different line in the Rust toolchain configuration file. This change reflects a shift in how the Rust version is specified, ensuring the correct line is modified to match the desired Rust version.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
Makefile.d/.../dependencies.mk	Updated sed command to change Rust version on line 17 instead of line 2.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 9c12b908e1e02a55b0358f823655be850922fa47 and fe9897967cb346197b94996050b2cc6b26ea05a9.

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• Makefile.d/dependencies.mk (1 hunks)

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Makefile.d/dependencies.mk (1)

88-88: The updated sed command correctly targets the new line number and matches the expected version pattern. This change ensures that the Rust version is set appropriately in the rust-toolchain.toml file.

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