Add gpu extra with dask-cuda and bump minimum Python version to 3.9
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Good catch. We have Python versions in a lot of places 😅 |
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dask-cudain our components leads to dependency conflicts. Since we put a lot of focus on ML components, I think it makes sense to add it as an extra.It only supports Python 3.9+ though, so we need to drop Python 3.8, which will be end of life later this year.