thirdparty/blade: bump vendored blade to v3.0.0#208
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Blade 3.0.0 is released. Bump the vendored blade from 3100733 (2026-06-23) to the 3.0.0 release commit dd0d2ae (2026-06-27): regenerated blade.zip via dist_blade and updated GITVERSION.
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Blade 3.0.0 is released — bump the vendored blade from
3100733(2026-06-23) to the release commitdd0d2ae(2026-06-27).Regenerated
blade.zipviadist_blade; updatedGITVERSION. (Same two-file shape as #203.)Since rc1-era blade, the highlights flare benefits from: the full sanitizer suite (
--sanitizer=..., incl. the runtime/compilesanitizer_configknobs), coverage, PGO/AutoFDO and LTO/ThinLTO, and the recent flare-surfaced fixes that landed in blade. flare CI builds and tests the whole tree with this vendored blade across Linux / macOS / Windows, which is the real verification of the bump.