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Python 3.7 is EOL this month:
Let's drop it. I don't mind if we wait until 2023-06-27, but we're probably close enough?
Does dropping a Python warrant a major or minor bump?
I used to do major, but
python_requires = >=3.8
ensures the new release only installs for the right group, and I'm now leaning towards a minor, but either is fine with me.(If we had deprecations to drop, I'd do those at the same time and do major, but we don't.)
A recent poll on the topic favours minor: