feat: release syrupy v2

[noahnu]

Syrupy v2

Breaking Changes

• Change amber serialization to be more python like (feat(amber): change serialization to be py syntax like #505)
  • This changes the default amber serialization to better match python syntax. This does NOT need the file to be python parseable, just leverages python syntax recognition to make snapshots easier to grok.
• Enforces keyword arguments in filter and matcher factory functions (feat(amber): change serialization to be py syntax like #505)

Deferred to v3

• Reclaim much of the API as internal implementation details so it's no longer part of the "public API contract"

[codecov]

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Merging #575 (d46122f) into master (17f0660) will decrease coverage by 0.00%.
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[zevisert]

I just spent a few minutes upgrading, but by adding "*.ambr": "python" to "files.associations", vscode's languge server (pylance) really starts throwing a fit about all the syntax issues since these aren't meant to be valid python. @noahnu, do you have any suggestions on how to get language highlighting, without linting? A # type: ignore comment works, but that's an edit to the snapshot, and a path I think we generally don't want to go down. I tried "python.linting.ignorePatterns", but it didn't seem to have any effect.

The other idea I had was to set the language to something that parses amber well enough, that I don't have a language server for. Perl, Julia, Ruby, and Coffeescript all work well enough.