Security: bump SPIP core to 4.4.23 - #6
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4.4.23 fixes a privilege-escalation -> RCE vulnerability (CERTFR-2026-AVI-1109, SPIP security bulletin 2026-09-02) NOT covered by the SPIP security screen, and a 4.4.22 regression that could break the public site. Bump the pinned version; the Dockerfile fetches core at build time so this is the whole change.
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Bumps the pinned SPIP core from 4.4.22 to 4.4.23.
Why: 4.4.23 is a critical security release — fixes a privilege-escalation leading to RCE (CERTFR-2026-AVI-1109, SPIP bulletin 2026-09-02), not mitigated by the SPIP security screen. It also fixes a 4.4.22 regression that could break the public site.
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spip/SPIP_VERSION— the Dockerfile fetches SPIP core at build time, so the bump + rebuild is the whole upgrade (no DB migration step; SPIP replays its own schema upgrade on the first authenticated /ecrire visit if needed). See docs/{fr,en}/spip-upgrade.md.