fix(source-jira): Fix state spamming issue #52597
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What
This update leverages improvements in the CDK to resolve an issue where state was excessively emitted after closing each partition. The new CDK version introduces the
use_global_cursorflag, which aligns state emission behavior with the declarative logic and reduces redundancy.How
Updated the Airbyte CDK version to
6.27.1.User Impact
Fixes platform failures for some users caused by excessive state emissions.
Improves reliability and performance by consolidating state emission logic.
Can this PR be safely reverted and rolled back?