Drop support for Optimization v3 #227
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In #218 I was able to find a workaround to keep support for Optimization >= v3.24. Since bumping to a lower bound of v4 causes so many version restrictions across the board, that seems safer for now. |
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The constructor for
OptimizationCachechanged between Optimization v3 and v4. #218 constructs such a cache, so this PR drops support for Optimization v3. To ensure our compat lower bounds are mutually compatible (tested by the downgrade versions of actions), this PR also bumps the lower bounds for many package, test, and docs dependencies.