1.0.0 - Time for a new updated release, and call this iteration stable.

[danthedeckie]

Description

All the python version updates, and calling this iteration stable (1.0) so we can think about doing a new direction.

• Support Python 3.9+ #142 - drop old python versions, infra updates
• Dev tools updates #145 - switch to ruff, update mypy version etc.
• Fix deprecation warnings #146 - clean up deprecation warnings
• Catch warnings #147 - clean up more warnings
• Attempt to fix codecov stats & prep 1.0.0 #148 - infra / codecov stuff again.
• Fix escape via generators etc. #149 - Fix a security hole via generators (Escaping the sandbox through generators #138)
• Dictcomp support (rebased #133) #150 - Dict Comprehension support
• Don't misuse KeyError for the custom names function. #126 - use a custom exception for unknown names, not KeyError.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 99.30%. Comparing base (2a12b58) to head (0fe45bb).
Report is 29 commits behind head on master.

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[danthedeckie]

@kurtmckee - thanks for nudging me to actually do some work on this, and actually doing a bunch of it yourself too.

Does this all look OK to you?

I'm thinking to release this tomorrow or this week to PyPI, and then start thinking about opening development more for the breaking 2.0 branch.

Would you be interested in being more involved there too?

[kurtmckee]

Hey @danthedeckie, thanks for your work on this.

If you offer me GitHub access, I'll accept and use it, but I cannot commit time beyond occasional infrastructure upkeep (that is to say, I cannot offer time involvement for new features, bug fixes, or ongoing triage of tickets).

That's simply a recognition of my own time constraints and passions.