Bump fastapi to v0.125.0#2060
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I'm able to start up the API and do the basic ops.
I will approve and merge right now. We'll deal with any issues in the future. I'll close the dependabot PR: #2080 and then see what dependabot has to say about the versions other than fastapi and deal with it separately
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Setting to draft until I finish a more thorough test.
This bumps FastAPI to a newer version with the primary benefit being that is resolves two vulnerabilities in starlette.
NOTE: starlette 0.46 → 0.50 is a meaningful jump. Middleware ordering, lifespan handlers, and exception handling have all seen small changes across those releases that the unit tests don't necessarily exercise. Hence the desire to run a more thorough test pass.