Update and lock all dependencies

[5hojib]

Updated all dependencies to their latest compatible versions and locked them in uv.lock, requirements.lock, and requirements-dev.lock. Also updated pyproject.toml to reflect these updates as minimum version requirements.

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Summary by Sourcery

Update dependency version constraints and lockfiles to current compatible releases.

Enhancements:

• Raise minimum supported versions for core runtime, development, and documentation dependencies in pyproject.toml.

Build:

• Regenerate uv.lock, requirements.lock, and requirements-dev.lock to reflect updated dependency graph.

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Reviewer's Guide

Refreshes and pins all Python dependencies to current compatible versions, updating pyproject minimum versions and regenerating all lockfiles for runtime, dev, and uv-based environments.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Set explicit minimum versions for main runtime dependencies in pyproject.toml.	Replaced unpinned core runtime dependencies with version-constrained entries using >= for pysocks, aiosqlite, pymediainfo, pymongo, and ElectroCrypto. Kept anyio pinned with an updated minimum compatible version constraint if necessary.	pyproject.toml
Set explicit minimum versions for development and documentation dependencies in pyproject.toml.	Replaced unpinned dev tools (hatch, pytest, pytest-asyncio, pytest-cov, twine) with >= minimum version constraints. Relaxed and updated Sphinx constraint to <10.0.0 and added minimum versions for sphinx-immaterial, sphinx_copybutton, and tornado while keeping sphinx-autobuild. Ensured optional doc dependencies reflect newer compatible releases.	pyproject.toml
Regenerated all lockfiles to match the updated dependency set.	Updated requirements.lock with the resolved versions of runtime dependencies and their transitive tree. Updated requirements-dev.lock to reflect dev and docs dependency resolutions. Updated uv.lock to capture the full dependency graph for the uv-based workflow.	requirements.lock requirements-dev.lock uv.lock

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Summary of Changes

Hello @5hojib, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request comprehensively updates and locks all project dependencies, ensuring that the development and production environments utilize the most current and compatible package versions. The changes involve updating explicit minimum version requirements in pyproject.toml and regenerating the lock files (uv.lock, requirements.lock, requirements-dev.lock) to capture the exact versions and their transitive dependencies. This refresh aims to improve project reliability and maintainability by incorporating the latest bug fixes and performance enhancements from upstream packages.

Highlights

• Dependency Updates: All project dependencies have been updated to their latest compatible versions to ensure stability and leverage new features.
• Lock File Regeneration: The uv.lock, requirements.lock, and requirements-dev.lock files were regenerated using uv to reflect the updated dependency tree and ensure consistent installations.
• pyproject.toml Adjustments: Minimum version requirements for core, development, and documentation dependencies in pyproject.toml were updated to align with the new dependency versions.
• Python Version Resolution: The uv.lock file now includes more granular resolution markers for different Python full versions, specifically for docutils and sphinx.

Changelog

• pyproject.toml
  • Updated minimum version requirements for core dependencies including pysocks, aiosqlite, pymediainfo, pymongo, and ElectroCrypto.
  • Updated minimum version requirements for development dependencies such as hatch, pytest, pytest-asyncio, pytest-cov, and twine.
  • Updated minimum version requirements for documentation dependencies like sphinx, sphinx-immaterial, sphinx_copybutton, and tornado.
• requirements-dev.lock
  • Regenerated the lock file using uv instead of rye.
  • Updated versions and hashes for numerous development dependencies.
  • Added new development dependencies including anyio, backports-asyncio-runner, h11, httpx, hyperlink, id, iniconfig, jaraco-context, jaraco-functools, jeepney, keyring, markdown-it-py, mdurl, more-itertools, nh3, packaging, pathspec, pexpect, platformdirs, pluggy, ptyprocess, pycparser, pygments, pyproject-hooks, pytest, pytest-asyncio, pytest-cov, pywin32-ctypes, readme-renderer, requests, requests-toolbelt, rfc3986, rich, secretstorage, shellingham, tomli, tomli-w, tomlkit, trove-classifiers, twine, typing-extensions, urllib3, userpath, uv, virtualenv, and zipp.
  • Removed several development dependencies such as cfgv, nodeenv, pre-commit, pyyaml, and ruff.
• requirements.lock
  • Regenerated the lock file using uv instead of rye.
  • Updated versions and hashes for core dependencies including aiosqlite, dnspython, electrocrypto, pymediainfo, pymongo, and pysocks.
  • Added new core dependencies such as anyio, exceptiongroup, idna, and typing-extensions.
• uv.lock
  • Updated Python version resolution markers to include python_full_version == '3.11.*' and python_full_version >= '3.12'.
  • Introduced conditional docutils package definitions based on python_full_version.
  • Updated conditional sphinx package definitions and their dependencies (sphinx-autobuild, sphinx-copybutton, sphinx-immaterial) based on python_full_version.
  • Made importlib-metadata's dependency on zipp conditional on python_full_version < '3.12'.
  • Removed the roman-numerals-py package entry.

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• Now that minimum versions are specified, consider adding upper bounds (especially for libraries known to introduce breaking changes in major releases like pymongo and sphinx) to avoid unexpected breakage from future incompatible releases.
• The change from sphinx<9.0.0 to sphinx<10.0.0 potentially widens the allowed major-version range; verify that the project is actually compatible with Sphinx 9.x and, if not, keep the upper bound aligned with the last known compatible major version.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Now that minimum versions are specified, consider adding upper bounds (especially for libraries known to introduce breaking changes in major releases like `pymongo` and `sphinx`) to avoid unexpected breakage from future incompatible releases.
- The change from `sphinx<9.0.0` to `sphinx<10.0.0` potentially widens the allowed major-version range; verify that the project is actually compatible with Sphinx 9.x and, if not, keep the upper bound aligned with the last known compatible major version.

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Code Review

This pull request updates dependency management from rye to uv, leading to a complete regeneration of requirements-dev.lock and requirements.lock files, which now include SHA256 hashes for all dependencies. The pyproject.toml file has been updated to specify minimum version requirements for core, development, and documentation dependencies, including an increased upper bound for sphinx. The uv.lock file reflects these changes by introducing more granular Python version resolution markers and updating specific package versions like docutils and sphinx to support different Python environments (e.g., Python 3.11 and 3.12+), while also removing the roman-numerals-py package.