Drop support for python 3.7 #502
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Support for this version ends on 27 June 2023; there's no reason not to use a newer version (or the container, which is based on python 3.11) unless your OS vendor has stuck you with an earlier one.
Dylan Ayrey is the original author of trufflehog, the source of tartufo, but he's never contributed to this codebase and we've diverged fairly significantly at this point. It seems saner to change the author entry to GoDaddy, while continuing to credit Dylan in the README.md.
Remove references to python 3.7 from workflows
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