fix(google-cloud-bigquery): include pyopenssl as a dependency#17345
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This seems to be required when I do a fresh Python 3.14 install. Also, - updates the pandas tests to relax data type assertions on timestamp/datetime. See internal issue b/516834095#comment8
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This pull request updates the google-auth dependency to include the pyopenssl extra in pyproject.toml. Additionally, it cleans up imports and formatting in tests/system/test_pandas.py, and updates the pandas dtype assertions in test_list_rows_nullable_scalars_dtypes to support both microsecond (us) and nanosecond (ns) resolutions for datetime and timestamp columns. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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This seems to be required when I do a fresh Python 3.14 install. Also,
See internal issue b/516834095#comment8
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