chore: update fourmat dep

[c0state]

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[c0state]

Loosening restriction since this is a library.
Consuming projects should pin this if desired.

Previously we pinned it, rationale being that black is a sub-dependency of fourmat and it could have breaking formatting changes. However, it might be better to have consuming projects pin if desired?

Thoughts?

[matt-m-mclaughlin]

@c0state seems the fourmat lib pins a specific version of black: https://github.com/4Catalyzer/fourmat/blob/master/setup.py#L28
fourmat also appears to be following a convention of introducing a new major release version whenever the pinned black dependency major version changes. This makes sense, as bumping the major version of black could produce breaking formatting changes. So I think we can reasonably assume that breaking changes to formatting behavior only happen when using a new major version of the fourmat lib. Haven't verified this, but that seems to be the intention.

Since we only expect breaking changes in fourmat major versions, loosening the restriction as done here makes sense. Even if a breaking change was inadvertently introduced into fourmat at a minor/patch level, a consuming project could get around this by pinning a specific fourmat.

Something to consider is that the change of fourmat from 0.11.1 to 1.x.x may include breaking formatting changes, since the black major version bumped (4Catalyzer/fourmat@v0.11.1...v1.0.0). fourmat is only used in a dev context, so it's unclear if we should bump the version of TQP itself to account for this.

Also, apparently ~=1 isn't valid per PEP. Should probably change it to

Suggested change

	"fourmat~=1",
	"fourmat~=1.0",

[c0state]

Also, apparently ~=1 isn't valid per PEP. Should probably change it to
...

Ah, was looking at poetry docs https://python-poetry.org/docs/dependency-specification/#tilde-requirements, which I assumed would be the same, but are slightly different apparently. edit: misread that, poetry doc was for ~, not ~=

[c0state]

Something to consider is that the change of fourmat from 0.11.1 to 1.x.x may include breaking formatting changes, since the black major version bumped (4Catalyzer/[email protected]). fourmat is only used in a dev context, so it's unclear if we should bump the version of TQP itself to account for this.

Agreed--this isn't addressed in this PR, but we should update the (minor, I think?) when we cut a new build. That process was manual when 1.0.0 was pushed IIRC, since Travis integration is currently broken. I reached out to re-enable it for this public repo, but that isn't yet fully resolved.