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Drop support for Python 3.8 #743

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@HGSilveri HGSilveri commented Oct 2, 2024

  • Drops support for Python 3.8
  • Relaxes matplotlib restriction from < 3.8 to < 4
  • Incorporates the newly introduced matplotlib type-hints (whenever possible, there are still some mistakes on their part)

@HGSilveri HGSilveri added this to the Pulser v1 milestone Oct 2, 2024
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LGTM !

@HGSilveri HGSilveri merged commit f04682b into develop Oct 4, 2024
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**Fixes**:
- Correct XY Hamiltonian interaction term (#744)

**Removals**:
- Drop support for Python 3.8 (#743)
- Remove Simulation() and pulser.simulation (#736) 
- Remove legacy JSON serialization methods for Sequence (#737) 
- Remove Chadoq2 and IroiseMVP (#735) 
- Remove references to "submission" on RemoteResults (#738) 
- Remove legacy NoiseModel (#734)
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