Ignore upper-bounds on Requires-Python
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Summary
This PR modifies our
Requires-Pythonhandling to treatRequires-Pythonas a lower bound. There's extensive discussion around this in #4022 and the references linked therein. I think it's an experiment worth trying. Even in my own small projects, I'm running into issues whereby I'm being "forced" to add a<4upper bound to myRequires-Pythondue to these caps.Separately, we should explore adding a mechanism that's distinct from
Requires-Pythonto enable users to declare a supported range for locking.Closes #4022.