CI: Validate on Python 3.6+

[amotl]

You never know how you possibly save someone's life with that, running outdated systems and EOL software, but in dear need to get some solid utility installed on the machine or device at hand, mostly in emergency situations.

The README also says:

Only Python 3.6+ is supported.

So, here we go.

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Walkthrough

The changes made in the pull request primarily involve modifications to the setup.py file for the "responder" Python package. The updates include the removal of the docopt-ng dependency, an adjustment of the python_requires version to support Python 3.6 and above, and conditional inclusion of certain dependencies for the "develop" option based on Python version. Additionally, the classifiers section has been expanded to explicitly support Python versions 3.6 through 3.9.

Changes

File	Change Summary
setup.py	- Removed dependency: docopt-ng from required list. - Updated python_requires from >=3.10 to >=3.6. - Modified extras_require for "develop" to conditionally include pyproject-fmt and ruff for Python 3.7 and above. - Expanded classifiers to include support for Python versions 3.6 through 3.9.

Poem

In the garden where code does play,
A rabbit hops, with joy today.
Dependencies shed, like leaves in fall,
Python's embrace, now wide for all.
With versions new, we leap and bound,
In the world of code, new joys are found! 🐰✨

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[tabotkevin]

A question..

[tabotkevin]

Is there a reason why we are removing docopt-ng? I know its being used in the cli.py file.

[amotl]

cli.py did not exist in this project as I arrived. I asked Kenneth about it, but it seemed he also didn't know. Maybe it fell victim of the reverts he was doing to the code base the other day?

[amotl]

In this spirit, the dependency can be re-added when we re-add cli.py again. Maybe we can find it back in some previous commits or PRs?

[amotl]

Maybe we can find it back?

Here we go:

• CLI (work in progress) #72
• CLI build command #104

[amotl]

Let's have a dedicated issue to track this regression.

• Feature: Bring back CLI interface #547

[tabotkevin]

LGTM!