* update pre-commit hook
* upgrade pip with venv
* update description and version
* show url in publish environment
* update versions
* update versions, separate typing job
* use dependabot grouped updates
ignore upload/download-artifact until slsa updates
* use sphinx.ext.extlinks instead of sphinx-issues
* update dev dependencies
* update editorconfig
* update gitignore
* update .readthedocs.yaml
* license is txt, readme is md
* update pyproject.toml
add typed classifier
add pyright config
simplify urls
* tox builds docs in place
* update min test py version
* add tox env to update all dev dependencies
* update issue and pr templates
* rename security docs page to not conflict with org policy file
* simplify matrix
As long as popular libraries (e.g. Celery) require click 7, depending
on Click 8 in Flask makes it hard to test the latest version (and its
other dependencies) in existing applications.
Werkzeug offers a ContextVar replacement for Python < 3.7, however it
doesn't work across asyncio tasks, hence it makes sense to error out
rather than find there are odd bugs.
Note the docs build requires the latest (dev) Werkzeug due to this
change (to import ContextVar from werkzeug.local).
Flask's client.open mirrors Werkzeug's for processing an existing
environ.
Always test with latest code for other Pallets projects. This will
be changed back once the new versions are released.
After pallets/werkzeug#1577, mismatched configured and real server
names will show a warning in addition to raising 404. This caused
tests that did this deliberately to fail.
This patch removes the pytest fixture we were using to fail on
warnings, instead using the standard `-Werror` option. This speeds
up the tests by ~3x.
