Make dependency on async-timeout explicit and conditional to python 3.10 and older #772
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dask-gateway-serverwas depending onasync-timeoutwithout explicitly listing it as a dependency, causing it to fail installing since our dependencyaiohttpremoved it as an explicit dependency for python 3.11+ in aio-libs/aiohttp#7556.In this PR dask-gateway-server now does what
aiohttpdid, they transition to rely on theasynciobase library'stimeoutfunction that in Py311+, that now also act as a context manager inwithstatements.