Bump core-graphics to v0.25.0

[tmandry]

This release contains two breaking changes (#709 and #710), including one unsoundness fix for CGEventTap, as well as an MSRV bump.

• Bump MSRV to 1.65 (Bump MSRV to 1.65 #694)
• Use core::ffi over std::os::raw and libc::c_* (Use core::ffi over std::os::raw and libc::c_* #692)
• Correct screen capture access return values. (Correct screen capture access return values. #698)
• feat(CGDisplay): add displays_with_point and displays_with_rect (feat(CGDisplay): add displays_with_point and displays_with_rect #657)
• Fix clippy::doc_markdown lints. (Fix clippy::doc_markdown lints. #705)
• core-graphics: remove set_font_smoothing_style API, closes core-graphics: non-public API usage _CGContextSetFontSmoothingStyle #707 (core-graphics: remove set_font_smoothing_style API, closes #707 #709)
• [breaking][core-graphics] Fix unsoundness in CGEventTap API ([breaking][core-graphics] Fix unsoundness in CGEventTap API #710)
• core-graphics: add event set_location (core-graphics: add event set_location #713)
• core-graphics: Add CGKeyCodes for numpad keys (core-graphics: Add CGKeyCodes for numpad keys #712)
• core-graphics: add binding for CGColorCreateSRGB (core-graphics: add binding for CGColorCreateSRGB #716)

[tmandry]

Hi @mrobinson @waywardmonkeys, I would very much appreciate if you could merge this PR and #706 and issue releases. Thank you!

Consider merging these first:

• Fix CI #723
• core-graphics: add catalina feature flag for srgb cgcolor binding #719 (requested follow-on to core-graphics: add binding for CGColorCreateSRGB #716)
• [breaking][core-graphics] Allow dropping event from CGEventTap callback #724 another breaking change to CGEventTap
• [breaking][core-graphics] Enforce Sendness of CGEventTap callback (soundness fix) #725 too

[waywardmonkeys]

I think I had some breaking changes that I didn’t submit. I will have to look and see. I ended up switching some of my usage over to objc2-core-graphics

[tmandry]

Maybe those are mature enough now to provide a common sys/types foundation for higher level wrappers like the ones in core-graphics. When I first tried using them they didn't have all the niceties of core-foundation, but I think they have improved since.

[madsmtm]

Maybe those are mature enough now to provide a common sys/types foundation for higher level wrappers like the ones in core-graphics. When I first tried using them they didn't have all the niceties of core-foundation, but I think they have improved since.

I wouldn't say that objc2-core-* can replace core-foundation/core-graphics/... yet, there's still work to be done to get them to feature parity (especially regarding generics), tracked overall in madsmtm/objc2#692.