chore: bump ethers-rs dependencies to 2025-05-02 tag

[keefertaylor]

Description

This is a bump of the ethers-rs deps to the latest tagged version.

See:

• chore: upgrade elliptic, k256 and yubi crates to latest ethers-rs#40 for a description of these changes
• feat: Signing with Yubihsm2 #5625 for the PR that will utilize the updated dependencies

Drive-by changes

n/a

Related issues

n/a

Backward compatibility

Yes

Testing

Manual testing via using #5625

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 76.92%. Comparing base (f692b35) to head (e5e2dd6).
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