[full-ci] Bump oCIS commit ID after flock fix & glauth/accounts service removal #6946
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Somewhat related: owncloud/ocis#3770 |
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Description
Should make CI way more reliable since the personal space flock issue has been resolved in Reva.
Also, accounts&glauth service have been removed from oCIS. Now, the oc10 acceptance tests relying on OIDC use an old/outdated oCIS instance for their glauth service, which we should eventually replace with a proper solution