fix(google-resumable-media): Drop support for Python 3.9#16938
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This pull request drops support for Python 3.9, updating the README, noxfile, and setup.py to reflect a new minimum requirement of Python 3.10. Feedback suggests that a new constraints file for Python 3.10 should be created to replace the removed Python 3.9 version, ensuring that CI can still verify compatibility with lower-bound dependencies on the new minimum supported version.
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This PR updates
google-resumable-mediato establish Python 3.10 as the minimum supported version, dropping support for Python 3.9 and below.Changes
setup.pyandnoxfile.pyto require Python 3.10+ and remove references to Python 3.9.README.rstto reflect the new supported and unsupported Python versions.constraints-3.10.txtwith minimum versions fromconstraints-3.9.txtand deletedconstraints-3.9.txt.Fixes internal issue: http://b/482126936 🦕