Update redis requirement from ==5.0.* to ==6.2.*

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Updates the requirements on redis to permit the latest version.

Release notes

Sourced from redis's releases.

6.2.0

Changes

🚀 New Features

• Add dynamic_startup_nodes parameter to async RedisCluster (#3646)
• Support RESP3 with hiredis-py parser (#3648)
• [Async] Support for transactions in async RedisCluster client (#3649)

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Revert wrongly changed default value for check_hostname when instantiating RedisSSLContext (#3655)
• Fixed potential deadlock from unexpected __del__ call (#3654)

🧰 Maintenance

• Update search_json_examples.ipynb: Fix the old import indexDefinition -> index_definition (#3652)
• Remove mandatory update of the CHANGES file for new PRs. Changes file will be kept for history for versions < 4.0.0 (#3645)
• Dropping Python 3.8 support as it has reached end of life (#3657)
• fix(doc): update Python print output in json doctests (#3658)
• Update redis-entraid dependency (#3661)

Contributors

We'd like to thank all the contributors who worked on this release! @​JCornat @​ShubhamKaudewar @​uglide @​petyaslavova @​vladvildanov

Commits

• 1a59471 Adding small change in code to trigger pipeline for the branch.
• 83cf781 Adding small change in README to trigger pipeline for the branch.
• f5cd264 maintenance: Preparation for release 6.2.0 - updating lib version. (#3662)
• 793cdc6 maintenance: Update redis-entraid dependency (#3661)
• 34c40ff fix(doc) : update Python print output in json doctests (#3658)
• e5756da Dropping Python 3.8 support as it has reached end of life (#3657)
• bc7de60 [Async] Support for transactions in async RedisCluster client (#3649)
• e226ad2 Removing connection_pool field from the CommandProtocol definition (#3656)
• 14a6fc3 fix: Fixed potential deadlock from unexpected del call (#3654)
• 3ebfd5b fix: Revert wrongly changed default value for check_hostname when instantiati...
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Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

• Update redis dependency in pyproject.toml from 5.0.* to 6.2.*

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR updates the project’s Redis client dependency to version 6.2.* by modifying the version constraint in pyproject.toml.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bump redis dependency to 6.2.*	Change version specifier for redis from 5.0.* to 6.2.* in pyproject.toml	pyproject.toml

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