Don't specify a pre-release in the numpy dependency #1286
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Why are these changes needed?
It seems as though when a pre-release is specified in the version then it means that pre-releases are considered when resolving the version. This is causing the NumPy v2 pre-release candidate to be picked up here and causing issues.
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