Too strict requirement on scipy

[lexming]

This requirement on scipy is too strict and makes it hard to package climate_indices with other software as it forces this single version of scipy into the environment. Please change it to a minimum version requirement like it is already done for the other requirements:

climate_indices/pyproject.toml

Line 49 in 3c50346

scipy = '1.10.1'

On a side note, it would be also convenient to tag the commits that correspond to the versions released on PyPI. Then it would be straightforward to know which commit corresponds to each version and download the corresponding sources from github if needed.

[monocongo]

I have a PR which changes various dependency versions for support of the latest (Python 3.13) but it will cause a loss of support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 since it requires a recent version of scipy that only supports Python>=3.10. If you can please comment there or submit another PR with versions worked out to your satisfaction. My goal is to support as many versions of Python as possible and for the package to play well with others. I'm no expert at packaging so I'm happy to take suggestions. Thanks in advance, I appreciate your help!

[monocongo]

See #569

[lexming]

The version requirements in #569 look fine. Thanks!
Loosing support for Python 3.8 and 3.9 is not a problem for us, those are quite old already. It is more important that we can install climate_indices alongside other Python packages, in whichever version of Python we use.

[monocongo]

Thanks for looking that over, @lexming