fix: relax lxml dependency constraint#2022
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Summary
Relaxes the
lxmldependency constraint so Crawl4AI can resolve with packages that require lxml 6.x, such as Scrapling.Fixes #2019
List of files changed and why
pyproject.toml- allowlxml>=5.3,<7instead of restricting to the 5.x series.requirements.txt- keep the development requirements aligned with project metadata.uv.lock- update the package metadata constraint recorded for Crawl4AI.How Has This Been Tested?
uv lockuv lock --project <temp project requiring crawl4ai @ file:///tmp/crawl4ai and scrapling==0.4.9> --dry-runuv run python - <<'PY' ... import crawl4ai ... PYChecklist: