Bump rivershared to v0.11.3 in the CLI
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Related to #538, bump `rivershared` to v0.11.3 in the CLI. Instead of cutting a brand new release here, I think what we can probably do is swap the CLI's release timestamp with a new one with the `rivershared` dependency fixed. There is a chance that that doesn't work because the Go sum database will prevent a change in checksum. If that's the case, we'll have to roll forward to v0.11.4 instead.
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Related to #538, bump
riversharedto v0.11.3 in the CLI. Instead ofcutting a brand new release here, I think what we can probably do is
swap the CLI's release timestamp with a new one with the
rivershareddependency fixed.
There is a chance that that doesn't work because the Go sum database
will prevent a change in checksum. If that's the case, we'll have to
roll forward to v0.11.4 instead.