chore(deps): strenum dependency only installed for Python versions be…

[bpshaver]

…low 3.11

[lavigne958]

Hi, thank you for your contribution, I'm sorry but I don't understand why we should select a different import depending on the python version.
I check the Pypi page of StrEnum and it works for python version from 3.8 to 3.12 the same way, see here: https://pypi.org/project/StrEnum/

[bpshaver]

No problem. Its just unnecessary to install strenum via pip if the end user is running Python 3.11 or above.

Edit: You can probably assume strenum will continue to work without any bugs or security issues in all future versions of Python, but that is just an assumption.

[lavigne958]

No problem. Its just unnecessary to install strenum via pip if the end user is running Python 3.11 or above.

Edit: You can probably assume strenum will continue to work without any bugs or security issues in all future versions of Python, but that is just an assumption.

I understand better now, thank you for pointing out that part.

We need to be compliant with 5 different version of python, as much as we can we try not to introduce python version specific code. so far if installing the extra library works for all versions and is mandatory for any version bellow 3.11 we'll keep it and remove that dependency once we only handle version 3.11 and onward. this will keep it easier for us to maintain.

hope you understand.

[bpshaver]

Of course! It is an interesting but ultimately minor decision.

I tend to believe explicit is better than implicit but there are other bits from the Zen of Python would point the other way in this, e.g. beautiful is better than ugly.

And pinning to a specific version (==0.4.15) is likely to address some issues, too.