Bump lxml from 5.2.2 to 5.3.0

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Bumps lxml from 5.2.2 to 5.3.0.

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5.3.0 (2024-08-10)

Features added

• GH#421: Nested CDATA sections are no longer rejected but split on output to represent ]]> correctly. Patch by Gertjan Klein.

Bugs fixed

• LP#2060160: Attribute values serialised differently in xmlfile.element() and xmlfile.write().

• LP#2058177: The ISO-Schematron implementation could fail on unknown prefixes. Patch by David Lakin.

Other changes

• LP#2067707: The strip_cdata option in HTMLParser() turned out to be useless and is now deprecated.

• Binary wheels use the library versions libxml2 2.12.9 and libxslt 1.1.42.

• Windows binary wheels use the library versions libxml2 2.11.8 and libxslt 1.1.39.

• Built with Cython 3.0.11.

Commits

• 475f4ab Update release date.
• e356a1e Build: Add some debug output.
• 8345680 Build: Retry library downloads on failures.
• 2fe6c90 CI: Test oldest officially supported library versions again (the slightly new...
• 00335a1 Build: Improve download regexes.
• f3da47d Prepare release of lxml 5.3.0.
• 3119703 Add missing global name to "all" in lxml.etree.
• 9de6180 Build: Upgrade cibuildwheel version also for the matrix setup.
• 54e36cb Build: Upgrade libxslt to latest (1.1.42).
• d4f56ee Build: Slightly increase the oldest libxslt version that we test against to w...
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DryRun Security Summary

The provided text summarizes a minor update to the lxml library in a requirements.txt file, which is a routine change that is unlikely to introduce any significant security concerns.

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Summary:

The code change in the provided requirements.txt file appears to be a minor update to the lxml library, from version 5.2.2 to 5.3.0. From an application security perspective, this change is not particularly interesting or concerning, as the lxml library is a popular XML and HTML parser for Python, and version updates are typically focused on bug fixes, performance improvements, and compatibility updates, rather than addressing significant security vulnerabilities.

The requirements.txt file itself is a standard file used in Python projects to manage dependencies and their versions. It is a common practice to keep this file up-to-date to ensure that the project is using the latest stable versions of the required libraries, which can help address potential security issues. Overall, this code change appears to be a routine update to a common library, and there is nothing particularly noteworthy from an application security perspective. The update should be reviewed and tested as part of the normal development and deployment process, but there are no obvious security concerns raised by this specific change.

Files Changed:

• requirements.txt: This file has been updated to use the latest version of the lxml library, from 5.2.2 to 5.3.0. This is a minor version update that is unlikely to introduce any significant security vulnerabilities.

Code Analysis

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