Bump asteval from 0.9.23 to 1.0.6

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Bumps asteval from 0.9.23 to 1.0.6.

Release notes

Sourced from asteval's releases.

1.0.6

• drop testing and support for Python3.8, add Python 3.13, change document to reflect this.
• implement safe_getattr and safe_format functions; fix bugs in UNSAFE_ATTRS and UNSAFE_ATTRS_DTYPES usage
• make all procedure attributes private to curb access to AST nodes, which can be exploited
• improvements to error messages, including use ast functions to construct better error messages
• remove import of numpy.linalg, as documented
• update doc description for security advisory

Special thanks to @​SteakEnthusiast for the security-related fixes

1.0.5

bugfix:

• more work on handling errors, including fixing #133 and adding more comprehensive tests for #129 and #132

1.0.4

bugfix:

• fix error handling that might result in null exception

1.0.3

bug fixes, a few feature enhancements:

• functions ("Procedures") defined within asteval have a _signature() method, now use in repr
• add support for deleting subscript
• nested symbol tables now have a Group() function
• update coverage config
• cleanups of exception handling : errors must now have an exception
• several related fixes to suppress repeated exceptions: see GH #132 and #129
• make non-boolean return values from comparison operators behave like Python - not immediately testing as bool

1.0.2

bug fixes:

• fix NameError handling in expression code
• make exception messages more Python-like

1.0.1

security fixes, based on audit by Andrew Effenhauser, Ayman Hammad, and Daniel Crowley, IBM X-Force Security Research division

• remove numpy modules polynomial, fft, linalg by default for security concerns
• disallow string.format(), improve security of f-string evaluation

1.0.0

Asteval 1.0.0

Asteval has been fairly mature for a while, with major improvements since version 0.9.29 over the past year or so making it feel like it has reached a point where the features and API are stable enough to call version 1.0.0.

Changes compared to 0.9.33:

• fix (again) nested list comprehension (Issues #127 and #126).

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Commits

• 40c3196 document support for Python 3.9 to 3.13
• 70eb46b using ast functions to construct better error messages
• b578ce1 work on improving error messages
• 9dbd8ad update supported version
• ea78397 update copyright
• 36abc02 change tested versions to 3.9 to 3.13
• 68a43a1 drop Python3.8 testing
• 8e0700e include text and better lineno info for better exceptions
• 6970d89 some doc updates
• 5840a7f fix doc Makefile
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Summary by Sourcery

Update asteval to 1.0.6.

Bug Fixes:

• Fix null exceptions during error handling.
• Resolve issues with repeated exceptions.
• Address NameError handling in expressions.
• Make exception messages more Pythonic.

Enhancements:

• Drop support for Python 3.8 and add support for 3.13.
• Implement safe_getattr and safe_format functions.
• Make procedure attributes private.
• Improve error messages using AST functions.
• Remove numpy.linalg import.
• Add _signature() method to procedures defined within asteval.
• Support deleting subscripts.
• Add Group() function to nested symbol tables.
• Make non-boolean return values from comparison operators behave like Python.
• Fix nested list comprehension.

Tests:

• Add more comprehensive tests for exception handling.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request bumps the asteval dependency from version 0.9.23 to 1.0.6. This is a major version upgrade that includes security fixes, bug fixes, and feature enhancements.

State diagram of asteval version transition

stateDiagram-v2
    state "asteval 0.9.23" as old
    state "asteval 1.0.6" as new

    [*] --> old
    old --> new: Version Bump

    state new {
        [*] --> SecurityEnhancements
        SecurityEnhancements --> BugFixes
        BugFixes --> FeatureImprovements

        state SecurityEnhancements {
            [*] --> private_attrs
            [*] --> safe_functions
            [*] --> removed_unsafe
        }

        state BugFixes {
            [*] --> error_handling
            [*] --> nested_comprehension
        }

        state FeatureImprovements {
            [*] --> better_errors
            [*] --> python_compatibility
        }
    }

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Updated the asteval dependency to version 1.0.6.	Updated the asteval version from 0.9.23 to 1.0.6 in requirements.txt	requirements.txt

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