Bump charset-normalizer from 3.4.0 to 3.4.1

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Bumps charset-normalizer from 3.4.0 to 3.4.1.

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Version 3.4.1

🚀 We're still raising awareness around HTTP/2, and HTTP/3!

Did you know that Internet Explorer 11 shipped with an optional HTTP/2 support back in 2013? also libcurl did ship it in 2014[...] Using Requests today is the rough equivalent of using EOL Windows 8! We promptly invite Python developers to look at the first drop-in replacement for Requests, namely Niquests. Ship with native WebSocket, SSE, Happy Eyeballs, DNS over HTTPS, and so on[...] All of this while remaining compatible with all Requests prior plug-ins / add-ons.

It leverages charset-normalizer in a better way! Check it out, you will gain up to being 3X faster and get a real/respectable support with it.

3.4.1 (2024-12-24)

Changed

• Project metadata are now stored using pyproject.toml instead of setup.cfg using setuptools as the build backend.
• Enforce annotation delayed loading for a simpler and consistent types in the project.
• Optional mypyc compilation upgraded to version 1.14 for Python >= 3.8

Added

• pre-commit configuration.
• noxfile.

Removed

• build-requirements.txt as per using pyproject.toml native build configuration.
• bin/integration.py and bin/serve.py in favor of downstream integration test (see noxfile).
• setup.cfg in favor of pyproject.toml metadata configuration.
• Unused utils.range_scan function.

Fixed

• Converting content to Unicode bytes may insert utf_8 instead of preferred utf-8. (#572)
• Deprecation warning "'count' is passed as positional argument" when converting to Unicode bytes on Python 3.13+

Changelog

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3.4.1 (2024-12-24)

Changed

• Project metadata are now stored using pyproject.toml instead of setup.cfg using setuptools as the build backend.
• Enforce annotation delayed loading for a simpler and consistent types in the project.
• Optional mypyc compilation upgraded to version 1.14 for Python >= 3.8

Added

• pre-commit configuration.
• noxfile.

Removed

• build-requirements.txt as per using pyproject.toml native build configuration.
• bin/integration.py and bin/serve.py in favor of downstream integration test (see noxfile).
• setup.cfg in favor of pyproject.toml metadata configuration.
• Unused utils.range_scan function.

Fixed

• Converting content to Unicode bytes may insert utf_8 instead of preferred utf-8. (#572)
• Deprecation warning "'count' is passed as positional argument" when converting to Unicode bytes on Python 3.13+

Commits

• ffdf7f5 🔧 fix long description content-type inferred as rst instead of md
• c7197b7 📝 fix changelog entries (#582)
• c390e1f Merge pull request #581 from jawah/refresh-part-2
• f9d6b8c 🔒 add CODEOWNERS
• 7ce1ef1 🔧 use ubuntu-22.04 for cibuildwheel in continuous deployment workflow
• deed205 🔧 update LICENSE copyright
• f11f571 🔧 include noxfile in sdist
• 1ec7c06 🔧 update changelog
• 14b4649 🐛 output(...) replace declarative mark using non iana compliant encoding ...
• 1b06bc0 Merge branch 'refresh-part-2' of github.com:jawah/charset_normalizer into ref...
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Package	New capabilities	Transitives	Size	Publisher
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Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫
Uses eval	pypi/charset-normalizer@3.4.1	Location: Package overview	requirements.txt	🚫

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