Update to latest version of pandas #37
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Fixing compatibility issues with the latest version of pandas. In particular, some of the tutorials were complaining when trying to sort DatetimeArray objects. The current version of pandas returns this object when selecting a unique values from a column of dates, and it doesn't have a sort method. I fixed the error by following the accepted answer here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/76592108/how-can-a-pandas-datetimearray-be-sorted
I have checked that the output is the same as before
I can't see any other errors when running the tests or tutorials
Close #31