[Security] Bump starlette to >=0.40.0 to fix CVE-2024-47874 #1905
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I was reviewing the dependencies and noticed that
starletteis pinned to a version>=0.27for older Python versions. This range includes versions vulnerable to CVE-2024-47874, which is a denial-of-service issue related to multipart parsing.I've updated the constraint to
>=0.40.0to ensure that even users on older Python versions get the security fix. This seemed like a straightforward way to close that potential vulnerability window.