Rebuild requirements.

[smarnach]

I tried releasing a new version of obs-common, but the GitHub Action failed with this error from twine:

ERROR    InvalidDistribution: Invalid distribution metadata: unrecognized or    
         malformed field 'license-file'

It looks like this has been broken since twine was upgraded a few days ago:

The changelog for the twine 6.1.0 release says this:

packaging is used instead of pkginfo for parsing and validating metadata. This aligns metadata validation to the one performed by PyPI. packaging version 24.0 or later is required. Support for metadata version 2.4 requires packaging 24.2 or later. pkginfo is not a dependency anymore. (#1180)

We had packaging 24.1 in our requirements, so I figured rebuilding the requirements to get packaging 24.2 is worth a shot.

[willkg]

I approved those dependabot PRs. I don't remember seeing any errors from the actions anywhere.

When those actions error out, how do we get notified? Am I set up wrong? Did anyone else get notifications? Should we write up an issue about making sure we know when actions fail?

[smarnach]

I didn't get any notifications either. I cut a release because of the bookworm PR, and then clicked on the Actions tab mainly to understand how the Python package upload works.

[smarnach]

Do we get notifications if CI fails after cutting a release on our other repos? I don't remember seeing any, but maybe that's because that never happens.

[smarnach]

I now realize that I'm not even supposed to manually cut a release. After merging this PR a release got created automatically. Looks like this PR fixed the issue.

[willkg]

I have no idea. It's weird that GitHub actions can fail without notifying anyone. I wonder if there's a setting somewhere.