Update to latest hcsshim - 0.8.9

[dims]

Switch to ad tagged version of hcsshim. Context here:
kubernetes/kubernetes#87420 (comment)

Signed-off-by: Davanum Srinivas [email protected]

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[thaJeztah]

does that mean tags should be used again? (there was some confusion in microsoft/hcsshim#700, also what stability/compatibility guarantees the tags provided)

[dims]

@thaJeztah yep, i believe so. the main problem was the recursive dependency which we worked through in microsoft/hcsshim#789 to split the cri-api dependencies into a separate go.mod file in the test/ directory

[thaJeztah]

Ah, thanks!

oh, wow, it's vendoring itself (we were actually discussing that recently what would happen if you use vendoring in combination with a local path replace)

[mikebrow]

/ok-to-test

[mikebrow]

looking good excited to be removing these dependency loops... However there is another dependency loop (logical). This dependency is one of the containerd/containerd dependencies. We typically like to move up to a new version of containerd/containerd and sync their dependency changes all at once.

[thaJeztah]

This dependency is one of the containerd/containerd dependencies.

Good catch; yes, so it should be updated in containerd/containerd first, and then bumped here together with containerd/containerd (and other dependencies in containerd that were updated)

[dims]

closing this. will fix containerd/containerd first