make install_requires more flexible on baseapp_core #18
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mostly because we might want to support both django 3 and 4
but also for security issues, I think its better to leave for the projects to freeze the minor versions, otherwise minor upgrades would need to come from baseapp_core first, the benefit of having baseapp_core freeze the minor versions is that we can deliver updates to projects using baseapp_core, but to achieve this we would need to not freeze the minor version of baseapp_core in the project's requirements
thoughts?