chore(deps): bump service-manager from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0

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Bumps service-manager from 0.10.0 to 0.11.0.

Changelog

Sourced from service-manager's changelog.

[0.11.0] - 2026-02-18

Changed

• BREAKING CHANGE: Extended RestartPolicy::OnFailure with two new fields to prevent infinite restart loops:
  • max_retries: Option<u32> — Maximum number of restart attempts before the service stops. When None, the service restarts indefinitely (previous behavior).
  • reset_after_secs: Option<u32> — Duration in seconds after which the failure counter resets. If the service runs successfully for this long, previous failures are forgotten and the retry counter starts fresh. When None, the platform default is used.
  • Migration: Add max_retries: None, reset_after_secs: None to existing RestartPolicy::OnFailure { delay_secs } constructions to preserve current behavior.

Added

• WinSW: When max_retries is set, the WinSW backend generates multiple <onfailure action="restart"/> elements (one per retry) followed by <onfailure action="none"/> to stop the service after exhausting retries. When reset_after_secs is set, a <resetfailure> element is generated (unless a WinSW-specific reset_failure_time is already configured).
• Other service managers (systemd, launchd, sc, OpenRC, rc.d) do not yet implement max_retries or reset_after_secs, but there is potential to extend them in the future (e.g., systemd's StartLimitBurst / StartLimitIntervalSec).
• Added a fail subcommand to the system test binary for simulating crashing services.
• Added a Windows system test (should_stop_winsw_service_after_max_retries) that verifies a failing WinSW service stops after exhausting its retry limit.

Commits

• c5464bb chore(release): v0.11.0
• ed3a02a chore: add .claude directory to the .gitignore
• d6bca3f chore: add changelog entry for restart retry limits
• 3795290 feat!: add restart retry limits to the on-failure restart policy
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