build: only use borsh re-exported by near-sdk#122
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Aurora Engine uses udeps to catch unused Cargo dependencies. Maybe it makes sense to add it to CI here too.
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near-plugins-derivewas the only workspace member that depended onborsh. However, it isn’t actually used. Insteadborshre-exported bynear-sdkis used, which is considered best practice. Removing theborshdependency might also prevent using it accidentally (instead ofborshre-exported bynear-sdk) in the future.