build: bump icloudpy to 0.9.0 — fixes headless 2FA push#471
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icloudpy 0.9.0 adds trigger_2fa_push_notification (mandarons/icloudpy#138). The documented `docker exec ... icloud --username` re-auth flow now pushes a 2FA code to the user's trusted devices when two-step auth is required, instead of stalling. Verified end-to-end: code pushed, validated, session trusted. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Splitting the pure fix out of #470 per request — this is the optional-Telegram-free part.
Bumps icloudpy
0.8.0→0.9.0, which addstrigger_2fa_push_notification(icloudpy #138). The documenteddocker exec … icloud --usernamere-auth flow now pushes a 2FA code to your trusted devices when two-step auth is required, instead of stalling with no code.Verified end-to-end: on 0.9.0 the CLI triggered the push, the code validated, and the session was trusted (HSA-TRUST cookie written).
#470 will be rebased down to just the optional Telegram convenience layer on top of this.