Bump flask-babel from 0.12.2 to 3.0.0

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Bumps flask-babel from 0.12.2 to 3.0.0.

Release notes

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v3.0.0

Major version bump as this version removes support for Python 3.5 and 3.6, along with multiple major breaking changes. Hope you've been following SemVer :)

• Dropped support for end-of-life Python 3.5 and 3.6, added tests for 3.10 and 3.11.
• Fixes to documentation to address outdated links and settings (#204, 201)
• Jinja version 3 or greater is now required (released 2021)
• Removed Babel._date_formats, use the public Babel.date_formats instead.
• list_translations() always returns the default locale, even if it does not exist. (#75)
• Add lazy_npgettext() (#68)
• Babel.locale_selector and Babel.timezone_selector no longer exist. They must be provided either when the Babel() object is created or when init_app() is called. This is to support having a single Babel object for multiple Flask apps (#107) as well as to simplify settings and multi-threaded state.
• Most configuration options can be passed directly through init_app().

v2.0.0

Starting with version 2, flask-babel drops official support for Python2. Python versions 3.5 through 3.9-beta1 are tested and supported, as well as pypy3.

• Tests moved from unittest to pytest (#163)
• Domain and caching support from Flask-BabelEx (#163)
• Documentation moved from python-hosted to Github Pages.
• CI moved from Travisci to Github Actions
• Small documentation improvements.
• Removed uncessary checks on get_translations() (#127, #126)
• localeselector and timezoneselector can be changed after creation.

v1.0.0 - 06/02/2020

Starting with version 1, flask-babel has changed to Semantic Versioning.

Changed

• pytz is an explicit dependency. (#14)
• pytz.gae, used for Google App Engine, is no longer necessary and has been removed. (#153)
• Fixed a deprecated werkzeug import (#158).
• Fix issues switching locales in threaded contexts (#125).

Changelog

Sourced from flask-babel's changelog.

v3.0.0

Major version bump as this version removes support for Python 3.5 and 3.6, along with multiple major breaking changes. Hope you've been following SemVer :)

• Dropped support for end-of-life Python 3.5 and 3.6, added tests for 3.10 and 3.11.
• Fixes to documentation to address outdated links and settings (#204, 201)
• Jinja version 3 or greater is now required (released 2021)
• Removed Babel._date_formats, use the public Babel.date_formats instead.
• list_translations() always returns the default locale, even if it does not exist. (#75)
• Add lazy_npgettext() (#68)
• Babel.locale_selector and Babel.timezone_selector no longer exist. They must be provided either when the Babel() object is created or when init_app() is called. This is to support having a single Babel object for multiple Flask apps (#107) as well as to simplify settings and multi-threaded state.
• Most configuration options can be passed directly through init_app().

v2.0.0

Starting with version 2, flask-babel drops official support for Python2. Python versions 3.5 through 3.9-beta1 are tested and supported, as well as pypy3.

• Tests moved from unittest to pytest (#163)
• Domain and caching support from Flask-BabelEx (#163)
• Documentation moved from python-hosted to Github Pages.
• CI moved from Travisci to Github Actions
• Small documentation improvements.
• Removed uncessary checks on get_translations() (#127, #126)
• localeselector and timezoneselector can be changed after creation.

Commits

• fef91a3 Add 2.0.0 to the changelog.
• 46f1bbc Switch from the private pallets theme to furo for documentation.
• 118019a Merge pull request #212 from python-babel/v2.1.0
• 76d55cb bumpversion accidentally bumped Flask minimum version.
• 3dbd69b Remove excessive indentation.
• cb69124 Bump version: 2.0.0 → 3.0.0
• 57a2ef7 Version number is in pyproject.toml now, not the setup.py.
• 0a4da03 Update more documentation for #107.
• f17b04b Tests for #107.
• 9d12cc9 Start moving everything off of the Babel() and app instances and store them a...
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