chore: update ref to docs (🤖)

[electron-website-docs-updater]

Automated PR to update the docs to the latest commit (09d1a6590e3148a1a2132b07a5b107b7c2414191)

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[claude]

Looks good, trivial mechanical change.

What was reviewed: confirmed the only change is a single-line update to docs/latest/.sha, an auto-generated file storing the upstream electron/electron commit SHA used by scripts/pre-build.ts to sync docs; no other content changed.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

This PR consists of a single-line change to docs/latest/.sha, a bot-maintained, auto-generated tracking file that records the upstream electron/electron commit SHA used to sync the "latest" docs version. The change updates the SHA from one commit hash to another. No prose, code, or other files were touched.

Security risks

None. This is a plain-text SHA string in a generated tracking file; it is not executable, not parsed for logic beyond string comparison/checkout by the sync script, and introduces no new attack surface.

Level of scrutiny

Minimal scrutiny is appropriate. This is exactly the kind of simple, mechanical, bot-generated change (a version/ref bump) that the approval guidelines call out as approvable without deep review. The bug hunter found no issues (dry_streak exit), and the diff is a one-line hash swap with no ambiguity.

Other factors

The applicable CLAUDE.md (docs/latest/CLAUDE.md) concerns API History YAML conventions for documentation content, which is not implicated by this change since no doc prose was modified. There is no CODEOWNERS conflict apparent, and the PR was already reviewed and approved by another automated reviewer, consistent with this being a routine automated sync PR.