Update meshwell requirement from ~=1.0.7 to >=1.0.7,<1.4.0

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Updates the requirements on meshwell to permit the latest version.

Changelog

Sourced from meshwell's changelog.

1.3.8

• fixed issue with application of resolutionspecs PR#92
• allow regressions to target specific commit PR#99
• parallel pytest
• restrict field PR#100

1.3.7

• minor fixes

1.3.5

• handle boundary in shared/not shared [PR#86]simbilod/meshwell#86)

1.3.4

• filter resolutionspec by shared/not shared PR#85

1.3.2

• fixes to last updates PR#84

1.3.1

• better exponential size field PR#82

1.3.0

• major refactoring or ResolutionSpec; split into ConstantInField, ThresholdField, and new ExponentialField PR#80

1.2.6

• apply resolution fields to groups of entities, keep some sampling calculation PR#78

1.2.5

• resolution on points based on curve length PR#77

1.2.4

• subdivide prisms PR#76
• don't define resolution fields by default PR#75

1.2.3

• expose Sampling parameter PR#74

1.2.2

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Commits

• 50b198d cleanup workflows
• cfe6d33 replace makefile refs
• 2247637 delete Makefile
• 62d6071 version
• 05ba28b Merge pull request #100 from simbilod/93-resolutionspec-insideoutside-entity
• a20ee1d changelog
• 1b9bd7b point to last commit for tets
• 45571bf test with differnet tapers on each side of an interface
• 061311d change commit ref
• 4e7c483 docs
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Summary by Sourcery

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• Update pyproject.toml to reflect the new version requirements.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request updates the meshwell dependency from ~=1.0.7 to >=1.0.7,<1.4.0. This change allows the project to use newer versions of meshwell while staying within the 1.x.x major version range. The update was motivated by the need to incorporate bug fixes and new features introduced in later meshwell releases.

Class diagram showing new ResolutionSpec hierarchy from meshwell 1.3.0

classDiagram
    class ResolutionSpec {
        <<abstract>>
    }
    ResolutionSpec <|-- ConstantInField
    ResolutionSpec <|-- ThresholdField
    ResolutionSpec <|-- ExponentialField

    note for ResolutionSpec "Major refactoring in v1.3.0"
    note for ExponentialField "New in v1.3.0"

    class ConstantInField {
        +apply()
    }
    class ThresholdField {
        +apply()
    }
    class ExponentialField {
        +apply()
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Updated meshwell dependency constraint.	Changed meshwell~=1.0.7 to meshwell>=1.0.7,<1.4.0 in multiple dependency lists within the pyproject.toml file to allow for newer versions of the library while remaining within the 1.x.x major version series to maintain compatibility and incorporate bug fixes and new features from recent releases.	pyproject.toml

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