chore: upstream dfinity/icp-js-canisters moved to 4.1.0

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Difficulty
2/5
Estimated time
1-3 hours
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Issue type
Documentation
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
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Tech stack
javascript
Domain
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Research direction

Read .agents/upstream-tracking.md and compare the upstream changelog and published reference with references/application-canisters.md and guides/frontends/asset-canister.md, focusing on AssetManager and the stated minimum version. Update affected documentation and set pinned to 4.1.0 in .sources/upstream.json; if the docs remain accurate, bump only the pin. Done when the changes and pin are included in the same PR.

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Description

upstream-dfinity-icp-js-canisters upstream-sync

dfinity/icp-js-canisters has moved past the ref the docs are verified against.

Pinned in .sources/upstream.json 4.0.0
Latest npm release of @icp-sdk/canisters 4.1.0
Registry https://www.npmjs.com/package/@icp-sdk/canisters
Published reference https://js.icp.build/canisters/

What to re-check

@icp-sdk/canisters APIs, notably AssetManager in references/application-canisters.md and guides/frontends/asset-canister.md, which states a minimum of 3.5.0. This repo's semver tags lag its published versions, so npm is the release signal. Changelog: https://github.com/dfinity/icp-js-canisters/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

How to close this

  1. Review the changes above against the pages named under "What to re-check".
  2. Update those pages if anything they state has changed.
  3. Set pinned to 4.1.0 in .sources/upstream.json in the same PR.

If nothing in the docs is affected, bump the pin on its own and say so in the PR.

Procedure: .agents/upstream-tracking.md

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