build(deps): bump contourpy from 1.2.1 to 1.3.0

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Bumps contourpy from 1.2.1 to 1.3.0.

Release notes

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Version 1.3.0

ContourPy 1.3.0 adds new ContourGenerator functions multi_lines and multi_filled to calculate contour lines and filled contours over a sequence of levels in a single function call. There are also new functions to render, convert and dechunk the returns from multi_lines and multi_filled.

This release adds support for Python 3.13, including free-threaded. The latter should be considered experimental.

The use of np.nan as the lower_level or upper_level of ContourGenerator.filled() is no longer permitted.

Windows wheels uploaded to PyPI now bundle the C++ runtime statically to avoid problems with up and downstream libraries causing the use of incorrect DLLs.

This release supports CPython 3.9 to 3.13, and PyPy 3.9 to 3.10.

Thanks to new contributor @​lysnikolaou and core maintainer @​ianthomas23.

Enhancements:

• multi_lines and multi_filled:

  • ContourGenerator.multi_lines and multi_filled (#338, #340, #342, #343)
  • Renderer.multi_lines and multi_filled (#341)
  • convert_multi_lines and convert_multi_filled (#348)
  • dechunk_multi_lines and dechunk_multi_filled (#345)

• Prevent use of np.nanas lower or upper level in filled (#339)

Compatibility:

• Support CPython 3.13 including free-threaded (#382, #384, #388, #408, #410, #411, #412, #423)
• Support PyPy 3.10 (#404)

Code improvements:

• Support improved typing in NumPy 2.1.0 (#422)

Documentation improvements:

• Simpler sphinx cross-references (#361)
• Add more doc cross-references to explain returned data formats (#366)
• Remove download numbers for conda packages (#428)
• Documentation for multi_lines and multi_filled (#390, #431)
• Document possibility of duplicate contour points (#432)

Build, testing and CI improvements:

• Add pytest option to log image differences to CSV file (#335)
• Label flaky test (#385)
• MSVC linking and std::mutex compiler flag (#391, #395, #414, #419, #427)
• Add minimal test script (#399)
• Bump minimum supported NumPy to 1.23 (#403)
• Build and publish nightly wheels (#413, #425)
• Bump default python version in CI to 3.12 (#430)

Changelog

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v1.3.0 (2024-08-27)

ContourPy 1.3.0 adds new ContourGenerator functions multi_lines and multi_filled to calculate contour lines and filled contours over a sequence of levels in a single function call. There are also new functions to render, convert and dechunk the returns from multi_lines and multi_filled.

This release adds support for Python 3.13, including free-threaded. The latter should be considered experimental.

The use of np.nan as the lower_level or upper_level of ContourGenerator.filled() is no longer permitted.

Windows wheels uploaded to PyPI now bundle the C++ runtime statically to avoid problems with up and downstream libraries causing the use of incorrect DLLs.

This release supports CPython 3.9 to 3.13, and PyPy 3.9 to 3.10.

Thanks to new contributor :user:lysnikolaou and core maintainer :user:ianthomas23.

Enhancements:

• multi_lines and multi_filled:

  • ContourGenerator.multi_lines and multi_filled (:pr:338, :pr:340, :pr:342, :pr:343)
  • Renderer.multi_lines and multi_filled (:pr:341)
  • convert_multi_lines and convert_multi_filled (:pr:348)
  • dechunk_multi_lines and dechunk_multi_filled (:pr:345)

• Prevent use of np.nan as lower or upper level in filled (:pr:339)

Compatibility:

• Support CPython 3.13 including free-threaded (:pr:382, :pr:384, :pr:388, :pr:408, :pr:410, :pr:411, :pr:412, :pr:423)
• Support PyPy 3.10 (:pr:404)

Code improvements:

• Support improved typing in NumPy 2.1.0 (:pr:422)

Documentation improvements:

• Simpler sphinx cross-references (:pr:361)
• Add more doc cross-references to explain returned data formats (:pr:366)
• Remove download numbers for conda packages (:pr:428)
• Documentation for multi_lines and multi_filled (:pr:390, :pr:431)
• Document possibility of duplicate contour points (:pr:432)

Build, testing and CI improvements:

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Commits

• a59061c Prepare for v1.3.0 release (#433)
• bf2f2e0 Document possibility of duplicate contour points (#432)
• f8b9e44 Docs for multi_lines and multi_filled (#431)
• 1e50a36 Bump default python version in CI to 3.12 (#430)
• f0d853b Update pre-commit (#429)
• eb3791a Remove download numbers for conda packages (#428)
• d68b2b4 Statically link C++ runtime on Windows (#427)
• 282671f Don't need to use NumPy nightlies when building wheels (#426)
• abb5e0e New CI workflow to test own nightly wheels (#425)
• 0b30b89 Test on Python 3.13 in standard manner (#423)
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