Unpin upper bound for iris (previously was at <3.0.4)#2266
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Unpinning iris and let it freeeedooom 🏴 - ie remove the upper bound at 3.0.4. This will only work proper when we have Core specs with the upper bound removed too. I'll do a Core PR with the same shtuff asap.
iris<3.0.4to still allow (formal) support for Python=3.6 #2245Before you get started
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