Drop support for Python 3.8 #128
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There seems to be a mypy issue that is only reported when using Python 3.13, which was used by the docker-tox target with current versions of the Docker image.
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As of October this year, Python 3.8 is officially EOL.
In order to allow for more modern typing (e.g.
list[T]instead oftyping.List[T]), this PR removes support for Python 3.8 and modernizes the code to use features from Python 3.9. (Solves #15)This qualifies as a breaking change in terms of Python version compatibility. There are no breaking API changes, however.