chore(deps): bump steadybit kits and drop Go patch pin

[joshiste]

Bumps the steadybit kit modules to versions declaring go 1.26 and drops the exact-patch pin from the go directive, so 1.26.x patches are picked up automatically.

Also removes the redundant go_version override from ci.yml — the reusable extension CI now defaults to a floating 1.26, matching the floating golang:1.26-* Docker base images.

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This is a routine dependency-only change (go.mod +11/-11, go.sum +26/-26):

• go.mod/go.sum are internally consistent — every bumped require entry in go.mod has a matching updated h1:/go.mod hash pair in go.sum, and vice versa.
• All version changes are forward bumps (patch/minor), no downgrades:
  • action-kit (api v2.10.5→v2.10.6, sdk v1.4.0→v1.4.1)
  • discovery-kit (api v1.7.1→v1.7.2, sdk v1.4.1→v1.4.2)
  • extension-kit v1.11.1→v1.11.2
  • transitive: getkin/kin-openapi, klauspost/compress, oapi-codegen/runtime, santhosh-tekuri/jsonschema/v6, golang.org/x/exp, golang.org/x/text
• The go 1.26 directive in go.mod (no patch pin) was already in place on main prior to this PR, and the ci.yml go_version override was already removed in an earlier commit — this PR's diff is limited to the dependency bumps, matching the changed-files list.
• No code changes accompany this, so there's nothing to assess for bugs, security, concurrency, or performance beyond the dependency versions themselves — no known issues stand out in these releases.

CI (ci workflow) was still in progress at review time — worth confirming it passes (build/tests against the bumped SDKs) before merging.

No blocking issues found.

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