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chore(ica-metering): align packaged dependency requirements - #204
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LGTM. PyJWT floor now matches the root baseline, plugin bumped to 0.1.3 consistently across pyproject.toml, plugin-manifest.yaml and uv.lock. Checks green.
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Align the metering exporter's published PyJWT requirement with the workspace minimum so standalone installations use the same dependency baseline. Bump the plugin to 0.1.3 and update the shared lockfile.
Validation: repository catalog and policy tests, plugin lint/type checks and CI target, and isolated wheel/source-package installations. Both distributions passed 78 unit tests and 12 hook tests; package metadata and dependency resolution were verified outside the workspace.