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Bump minimum supported Python to 3.10 and update dependencies #353

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Bumps minimum supported Python version to 3.10.

Updates dependencies (including numpy to 2.1 which requires Python >= 3.10).

Revises type annotations to reflect minimum Python version as 3.10.

Removes a couple of patches following fixes being implemented in dependencies.

Also updates dependencies, including numpy to 2.1.1 (from
version 2.1 numpy requires Python >= 3.10).
Revises type annotations now that minimum supported Python
version has been raised to 3.10.

Removes superfluous Union and Optional types and lines
`from __future__ import annotations`.
@maread99 maread99 added maintenance Keeping it all up to date dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file labels Sep 22, 2024
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- lifts xfail from `test_monthly_freq`.
- removes patch in `helpers.resample` explained in
4a3e2de#diff-9bd6a7492809b04d13da665b8ae7d2fc75fae79930be1216fa77dc040fd2d3b1R381
Pandas fix yet to be included to a release - see comments in
code by test.

Also:
- corrects typing of decorated hypothesis strategies.
- updates `test_yahoo` flaky list
@maread99 maread99 merged commit 4fae83a into master Sep 22, 2024
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@maread99 maread99 deleted the deps branch September 22, 2024 21:30
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