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Related: odoo/enterprise#91053
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`importlib.metadata.version` was made final (non-provisional) in
Python 3.10 which is the minver for odoo 18 so no need for a
conditional.

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When 3.11 added PEP 657 fine-grained error locations, squiggles were
already possible[^1] but apparently we missed that in the cleanup
regex because those didn't show up in the messages we cared about.

With Python 3.13's improvements (sic...)[^2] this is not the case
anymore, and the tracebacks from testing the test suite do get a bunch
of squiggles which we need to learn to clean.

[^1]: https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.11.html#whatsnew311-pep657
[^2]: https://docs.python.org/3/whatsnew/3.13.html#improved-error-messages

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Some libraries need to be bumped to be compatible with Python 3.13 (as
used in Trixie). In that case we update the requirements to the Trixie
version if possible, even if a lower version would be compatible with
3.13 itself.

- babel needs to be at least [2.11 to avoid usage of cgi][2] removed
  from 3.13
- freezegun needs to be [at least 1.5.0][3] to not call the
  now-removed `uuid._load_system_functions()`
- trixie ships gevent 24.11.1 and greenlet 3.1.0, but upstream [gevent
  24.11.1 requires greenlet 3.1.1][1] so basing the requirements off
  of trixie doesn't even install
- zeep needs to be [at least 4.3.0][4] to not use the `cgi` module

[1]: https://github.com/gevent/gevent/blob/24.11.1/setup.py#L200-L214
[2]: https://babel.pocoo.org/en/latest/changelog.html#version-2-11-0
[3]: spulec/freezegun#534
[4]: mvantellingen/python-zeep#1364

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python/cpython#131568

Adapt the regex to handle both < 3.13 and >= 3.13 for this specific
test case.

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Need to accept and forward size parameters in `addBlankPage`, used
by a test for some reason.

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In that case Werkzeug 3.0.4 and later will drop the entire
name (following pallets/werkzeug#2939, cf pallets/werkzeug#3032),
we'll end up with a field named `None` on the python side, and then
dispatching will blow up because `None` is not a valid kwarg.

The exact semantics of that case are unclear (see also
curl/curl#7789), my reading is that [RFC 7578][1] specifies
percent-encoding and thus that should be used when encoding and
decoding, and `\` should be irrelevant because it's neither `%` nor
`"` so it's not a metacharacter for multipart/form-data headers.

However the [whatwg living standard][2] rejects full blown
percent-encoding, and instead uses percent-encoding on just a highly
restricted set of inputs (which includes neither `\` nor `%`).

And while it seems like we should be able to ignore RFC 6266 (the
content-disposition header) who's to say that there are no real-world
deployments which follow its strictures?

Meh.

[1]: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7578#section-2
[2]: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/form-control-infrastructure.html#multipart-form-data

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closes #220640

Forward-port-of: #220147
Forward-port-of: #219270
Related: odoo/enterprise#91053
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closes #220858

Forward-port-of: #220640
Forward-port-of: #219270
Related: odoo/enterprise#91149
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