Loosen dependency pins for Python 3.13+ support#100
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Change ~= (compatible release) to >= (minimum version) for numpy, pandas, scipy, sympy, and networkx. All 22 tests pass with latest versions (numpy 2.3.5, pandas 3.0.1, scipy 1.17.0). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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~=(compatible release) pins to>=(minimum version) for numpy, pandas, scipy, sympy, and networkx insetup.pyTest results
All 22 tests pass with the latest versions:
Review note for Salistha
Please check whether the ERSTE project relies on the current restrictive dependency pins. If ERSTE requires specific versions of numpy/pandas/scipy, we may need to keep tighter constraints or use a separate requirements file for that project.
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