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For users who build tokio-console by installing it with `cargo`, it is common to use the `--locked` flag to indicate that the dependency versions from the lock file should be used. So it's worth having those dependencies up to date. This change checks in the result of running `cargo update` without changing the manifest (`Cargo.toml`) files. The patch (pre-1.0 minor) version change to `tonic-build` included a deprecation (rename) and some clippy lint allow directives in the generated Rust files. The update to `tracing` in the lockfile from 0.1.37 to 0.1.40 includes the changes from tokio-rs/tracing#2562. This change causes an instrumented future to be entered one final time when the future is dropped, so that any code run in the drop implementation will be in the scope of the span. This causes the number of polls recorded for a task to be incremented by 1 right before it is dropped. Due to this change, some of the `console-subscriber` tests needed to be updated. This behaviour was already present for many application using the `console-subscriber`, but not yet in the tests because we hadn't updated the lockfile for a while.
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