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chore: bump Synapse to 1.153.0; bump start-sdk to 1.5.3; 1.152.1:2 → 1.153.0:0#76

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chore: bump Synapse to 1.153.0; bump start-sdk to 1.5.3; 1.152.1:2 → 1.153.0:0#76
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  • Synapse 1.152.1 → 1.153.0 (release notes) — MSC4163 (ACLs apply to EDUs), MSC3266 (room summary API) stabilised, partial MSC4311 (m.room.create in stripped invite_state/knock_state), backfill/pagination-token fixes. No breaking changes affecting this package.
  • @start9labs/start-sdk 1.5.2 → 1.5.3 via npm update. Patch bump; no API breakage for this package.
  • StartOS version: 1.152.1:21.153.0:0. New upstream resets the StartOS revision. The clearTask('synapse:create-admin-user') migration carries forward in v1.153.0_0.ts (renamed in place from v1.152.1_2.ts) so users still on older versions get the orphaned-task cleanup on upgrade.
  • Ketesa stays at v1.2.1 — no new release upstream.

Test plan

  • make — both synapse_x86_64.s9pk (192M) and synapse_aarch64.s9pk (180M) build clean.
  • tsc --noEmit clean with SDK 1.5.3.
  • start-cli package install --sideload synapse_x86_64.s9pk on a fresh startos-beta-9 VM — installs to synapse 1.153.0:0.
  • start-cli package start synapse — postgres initialises, synapse comes up, HTTP GET / returns 200, no errors or tracebacks in the logs over ~10 minutes of steady-state running.

…1.153.0:0

Picks up Synapse 1.153.0 (MSC4163 ACLs on EDUs, MSC3266 stabilisation, partial
MSC4311, plus backfill / pagination-token bugfixes). Also bumps start-sdk
1.5.2 → 1.5.3 via npm update; no SDK breaking changes for this package.
@MattDHill MattDHill merged commit b3f4fc3 into master May 22, 2026
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