Prepare 1.5.0-RC1

[jadamcrain]

Version bumps

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request prepares the project for the 1.5.0-RC1 release candidate by updating version numbers across all relevant project files and dependencies. It incorporates a range of new features, bug fixes, and enhancements that have been merged since the last stable release, including improvements to client resilience, TLS security, logging, API extensibility, and error handling.

Highlights

• Client Response Timeouts: Added a configurable limit on consecutive client response timeouts to improve resilience.
• TLS Crypto Provider: Switched to using the aws-lc-rs crypto provider for TLS on most platforms, enhancing security and performance.
• Connection Logging: Implemented tunable connection logging to reduce verbosity, especially during periods of disrupted communication.
• Client API Extension: Introduced spawn_tcp_client_task_with_options() with an extensible ClientOptions builder API for more flexible client configuration.
• Retry Strategy Bug Fix: Addressed and fixed a bug in the default retry strategy.
• API Consistency: Ensured PartialEq and Debug traits are consistently applied across the public API.
• Serialization Support: Added support for serde on configuration types via a new serialization feature.
• rodbus-client Modernization: Modernized the rodbus-client with serial support and improved error handling.

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Code Review

This pull request consistently bumps the version to 1.5.0-RC1 across all relevant files in preparation for the release candidate. The changes look good and are aligned with the goal of the PR. I've added one suggestion to improve maintainability by automatically sourcing the version from Cargo.toml in the rodbus-client CLI, which will simplify future release processes.

[gemini-code-assist]

To improve maintainability and avoid manual version bumps in this file for future releases, you can leverage clap's ability to automatically read the version from Cargo.toml. By changing this to #[command(version)], the version will be sourced directly from your package's manifest, ensuring it's always in sync.

Suggested change

	#[command(version = "1.5.0-RC1")]
	#[command(version)]