chore: restore stable/1.86.x to 1.86.4 (revert premature 1.86.5 bump)

[mateo-berri]

What

stable/1.86.x should sit exactly one patch above the latest GitHub release for the line. The latest 1.86.x release is v1.86.3, so the patch-to-be is 1.86.4. The GHSA-q775 backport #29635 additionally bumped 1.86.4 -> 1.86.5, cutting a version ahead of release. This reverts just that version bump and its uv.lock refresh so the line tracks 1.86.4 again; the backported fix (#29612) and the session-token hardening stay in place.

Type

Infrastructure

Changes

pyproject.toml and uv.lock restored to 1.86.4; no code changes

[greptile-apps]

Greptile Summary

This PR reverts the version string in pyproject.toml and uv.lock from 1.86.5 back to 1.86.4 on the stable/1.86.x branch, correcting a premature bump introduced by the GHSA-q775 backport. The underlying security fix and session-token hardening are preserved; only the version number is changed.

• pyproject.toml: both [project].version and [tool.commitizen].version restored to 1.86.4.
• uv.lock: lock file entry for the litellm package updated to match 1.86.4; no transitive dependency changes.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge — purely a version string revert with no code or dependency changes.

Only two fields change: the version string in pyproject.toml (in both the [project] and [tool.commitizen] sections) and the corresponding entry in uv.lock. No logic, tests, migrations, or dependencies are touched, and the description confirms the security fix and session-token hardening from the backport remain intact.

No files require special attention.

Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
pyproject.toml	Version reverted from 1.86.5 to 1.86.4 in both [project].version and [tool.commitizen].version; no other changes.
uv.lock	Lock file updated to reflect the litellm package version revert from 1.86.5 to 1.86.4; no dependency changes.

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