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This pull request is an automated release initialization for several Google Cloud Python client libraries. It updates the versions of google-auth, google-cloud-firestore, google-cloud-hypercomputecluster, and google-cloud-logging to their latest minor or patch releases, incorporating new features, bug fixes, and documentation updates across these components. Merging this PR will trigger the official release process for these updated libraries.

Highlights

• google-auth library updated to v2.49.0: This update introduces mTLS configuration via x.509 for asynchronous sessions, adds helper methods for asynchronous x.509 certificate discovery, and supports aiohttp.ClientTimeout and total_attempts in AsyncAuthorizedSession. A bug fix was also included to gracefully fallback if workload fields are missing from the certificate configuration.
• google-cloud-firestore library updated to v2.24.0: This version now uses cryptographically secure random for new document IDs and exposes several new Database parameters (firestore_data_access_mode, mongodb_compatible_data_access_mode, realtime_updates_mode) and the Index.unique parameter. It also includes an improvement to pipeline create_from and updated documentation related to the new enterprise database edition.
• google-cloud-hypercomputecluster library updated to v0.3.0: This update marks the onboarding of the new google-cloud-hypercomputecluster library.
• google-cloud-logging library updated to v3.14.0: This version adds support for mTLS certificates when available.

• google-auth
  • mTLS configuration via x.509 for asynchronous session in google-auth (Cloud storage API? #1959)
  • Support timeout as aiohttp.ClientTimeout and total_attempts (max retries) in AsyncAuthorizedSession ([Documentation Issue]  #1961)
  • Add helper methods for asynchronous x.509 certificate discovery (Fix pubsub context manager exit error #1956)
  • Support an alternative env to decide if mtls should be enabled (Fixed spelling and formatting. #1945)
  • Gracefully fallback if workload fields are missing from cert config (fix: gracefully fallback if workload fields are missing from cert config #16022)
• google-cloud-firestore
  • Update documentation on several parameters, especially when relating to the new enterprise database edition
  • Expose the Database.firestore_data_access_mode parameter
  • Expose the Database.mongodb_compatible_data_access_mode parameter
  • Expose the Database.realtime_updates_mode parameter
  • Expose the Index.unique parameter
  • Use cryptographically secure random for new document ids (Add initial search usage doc. #1162)
  • Improve pipeline create_from (Upgrading version to 0.8.0. #1158)
• google-cloud-hypercomputecluster
  • Onboard a new library
• google-cloud-logging
  • Support mTLS certificates when available (BigQuery System Tests Failing in Python3 #1071)

• PR created by the Librarian CLI to initialize a release. Merging this PR will auto trigger a release.

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