Pin iris<3.0.4 to ensure we still (sort of) support Python 3.6
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* pin iris * pin iris * pin iris * add 2 spaces
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iris 3.0.4 have dropped support for Python 3.6 and we haven't yet, we decided to drop support when it's obsolete in fall 2021 (with release 2.4 for us)
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