garden: bump bootstrap to fix Vite noise

[toni-sharpe]

Fixes #3555 cleans up abs error in Vite TMux output.

Testing

Had a good ten mins sweeping through some admin, mostly user-facing pages to check for obvious errors. A bit more experience having a quick glance would be ideal.

[github-actions]

This PR has had no activity within the last two weeks. It is considered stale and will be closed in 3 days if no further activity is detected.

[github-actions]

This PR has had no activity within the last two weeks. It is considered stale and will be closed in 3 days if no further activity is detected.

[toni-sharpe]

This got closed due to inactivity

[toni-sharpe]

I don't think it had much value, but it was still a small step forward

[toni-sharpe]

Obviously not much bother for anyone, so let's just leave it, it seems easy to do anyway; though, I thought a force push update would re-open.

[unthesis]

The auto-closing of PRs, at any time, for no merit is extremely demoralizing, indeed.

Why waste time? Fork this project and maintain it as a labor of love.

Apply every single meritious PR you find, and others will love you.

[toni-sharpe]

@unthesis I have a sneaking suspicion that given it's Oxford University, combined with the grandiose goal, the amount of requests went up massively in 2020 but hasn't since died down. UK universities are allegedly struggling with cash and this won't be that high on the list given the price of employing devs.

Then the project requires belief in it's path and genuine giving whereas most open source is also a commercial boost to something you're doing or someone you work for.

So overall I have sympathy, but the experience did hurt, I was genuine in my desire to help move the world forward with access to good data. I came with the right thinking, various useful skills, a free price tag, put in a lot of effort and waited longer than most would (and talked too much, which a new contributor shouldn't do) but it didn't work out which has been a bit tough on me. But even so, I think they know there's work to do to improve the OS side, and I'm honestly wishing them success.