Drop Python 3.8, add Python 3.11 to CI and run pyupgrade
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dalthviz
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Thank you @krassowski for helping with this! Left a suggestion to fix what seems to be a typo in the requires-python definition update (a 0 instead of a 9) but other than that this looks good 👍
Just in case, what do you think @ccordoba12 ?
Edit: Also updated the PR title and description to reflect that the version being dropped is actually Python 3.8
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Co-authored-by: Daniel Althviz Moré <[email protected]>
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