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Fix the failing testing because of the architecture change of MacOS #214

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macos-14 aka. macos-latest has switched to being an ARM runner, only supporting newer versions of Python. This is related to actions/setup-python#825
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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 96.18%. Comparing base (dbc2202) to head (bd544fe).
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@FanwangM FanwangM merged commit c34e2b4 into theochem:main Jun 18, 2024
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* Fix GitHub Actions crash for MacOS version change

The macos-14 aka. macos-latest has switched to being an ARM runner, only supporting newer versions of Python. This is related to actions/setup-python#825

* Relax dependency constraints
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