py-dash: updated to 7.0.7

v7.0.7 (2024-01-27)
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- Fix bug in function wrappers that incorrectly computed the number of arguments the wrapped function could handle. Thanks DeviousStoat_!
- Fix bug in ``set_`` where the incorrect object type, list instead of dict, was initialized on class attributes. Thanks DeviousStoat_!
- Drop support for Python 3.7.

v7.0.6 (2023-07-29)
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- Fix typing for chaining interface for methods that use varargs. Thanks DeviousStoat_!

v7.0.5 (2023-07-06)
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- Fix typing for ``find_index`` and ``find_last_index`` by allowing ``predicate`` argument to be callback shorthand values. Thanks DeviousStoat_!

v7.0.4 (2023-06-02)
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- Exclude incompatible ``typing-extensions`` version ``4.6.0`` from install requirements. Incompatibility was fixed in ``4.6.1``.

v7.0.3 (2023-05-04)
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- Fix typing for ``difference_by``, ``intersection_by``, ``union_by``, ``uniq_by``, and ``xor_by`` by allowing ``iteratee`` argument to be `Any`.  Thanks DeviousStoat_!

v7.0.2 (2023-04-27)
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- Fix issue where using ``pyright`` as a type checker with ``reportPrivateUsage=true`` would report errors that objects are not exported from ``pydash``. Thanks DeviousStoat_!

v7.0.1 (2023-04-13)
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- Fix missing install dependency, ``typing-extensions``, for package.

v7.0.0 (2023-04-11)
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- Add type annotations to package. Raise an issue for any typing issues at https://github.com/dgilland/pydash/issues. Thanks DeviousStoat_! (**breaking change**)
- Change behavior of ``to_dict`` to not using ``dict()`` internally. Previous behavior would be for something like ``to_dict([["k", "v"], ["x", "y"]])`` to return ``{"k": "v", "x": "y"}`` (equivalent to calling ``dict(...)``) but ``to_dict([["k"], ["v"], ["x"], ["y"]])`` would return ``{0: ["x"], 1: ["v"], 2: ["x"], 3: ["y"]}``. The new behavior is to always return iterables as dictionaries with their indexes as keys like ``{0: ["k", "v"], 1: ["x", "y"]}``. This is consistent with how iterable objects are iterated over and means that ``to_dict`` will have more reliable output. (**breaking change**)
- Change behavior of ``slugify`` to remove single-quotes from output. Instead of ``slugify("the cat's meow") == "the-cat's-meow"``, the new behavior is to return ``"the-cats-meow"``. (**breaking change**)
- Add support for negative indexes in ``get`` path keys.


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