build(deps): bump fugashi from 1.3.2 to 1.3.3

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Bumps fugashi from 1.3.2 to 1.3.3.

Release notes

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v1.2.1: Python 3.11 Support

This release adds wheels for Python 3.11, with no other changes.

v1.2.0: Add nbestToNodeList, drop Python 3.6 and earlier

This release of fugashi adds one new feature: Tagger.nbestToNodeList returns the top N possible tokenizations of a string as node lists. Many thanks to @​teowenshen for the implementation (#61).

This release also drops support for Python 3.6 and earlier versions. While the current source should still work with 3.5 and 3.6, wheels are not provided, and it is recommended you upgrade your Python version to one that has not reached end-of-life status. If you must use an older version, you can continue using v1.1.2.

v1.1.2: Python 3.10 Support, Cleaner Builds

This release adds long overdue wheels for Python 3.10. There are no changes in functionality or API.

On the backend, in addition to fixing issues with the 3.10 version number and quoting, the build process was cleaned up considerably. Many thanks to @​lambdadog for the bugfixes and cleanup!

This release does not include wheels for M1 Macs - those may be working, but I've been unable to confirm it. See #55 for details or to help out.

Version 0.1.10: Python 3.5+ and other features

This release includes a number of small fixes from 0.1.9 and two more significant changes.

Unidic 26 Field Format Support

Unidic has a surprising variety of formats, and the 26-field variety wasn't previously supported. This format includes kana accent information and is notably used in binary distribution of Unidic 2.1.2.

Support for Python 3.5, 3.6

Support for these versions was initially removed due to their short remaining lifespan and lack of a default option in the namedtuple constructor. @​tamuhey made the necessary changes to get them working so they're supported for now; thanks!

Other Changes

• dummy mecabrc specification for bundled Unidic support (still a work in progress)
• test fixes and documentation
• deal with comma separate values inside fields

Upcoming Changes

I'm working on creating a bundled version of Unidic. Modern versions of Unidic are too large to distribute via PyPI, so I'm figuring out the best way to distribute the data.

Commits

• 38f679b Add 3.13 builds (#97)
• cba9403 Add newline at end of file
• 44911b4 Remove 3.7 from cibuildwheel script
• f06979d Put python version in artifact name for Windows
• 1bf293c Bump minimum Python to 3.8
• 602fe85 Upgrade cache action
• a5032b7 Upgrade upload-artifact action
• 60e99c5 Update the streamlit URL
• c5a9341 Bump cibuildwheel version in osx build (#91)
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