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- update to 4.5.2:

* Fix a regression where a static symbol would not get
    correctly imported.
  * Add Python 3.13 classifier.
  * Fix a regression where default_extension was no longer permitted
  * Chameleon now has type annotations!
  * Fix a regression where generated template code would
    suboptimal due to incorrect handling of internal variables.
  * Always cook templates in debug mode, even when using
    CHAMELEON_CACHE option to persist generated code on disk.
  * Parsing the AST back to Python code now uses the built-in
    ast.unparse function. This change is not directly surfaced
    but means that the unparsing code is now more correctly
    tracking changes to the interpreter.
  * Drop support for platforms where AST nodes aren't weakref-
    capable (e.g., older PyPy).
  * Fix a PyPy compatibility issue having to do with determining
    the set

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Tue Jan 30 12:02:45 UTC 2024 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
- update to 4.5.2:
* Fix a regression where a static symbol would not get
correctly imported.
* Add Python 3.13 classifier.
* Fix a regression where default_extension was no longer permitted
* Chameleon now has type annotations!
* Fix a regression where generated template code would
suboptimal due to incorrect handling of internal variables.
* Always cook templates in debug mode, even when using
CHAMELEON_CACHE option to persist generated code on disk.
* Parsing the AST back to Python code now uses the built-in
ast.unparse function. This change is not directly surfaced
but means that the unparsing code is now more correctly
tracking changes to the interpreter.
* Drop support for platforms where AST nodes aren't weakref-
capable (e.g., older PyPy).
* Fix a PyPy compatibility issue having to do with determining
the set
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Wed Jan 10 16:27:29 UTC 2024 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>