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RFC: Drop python 39 #5620
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exciting :) and removing 3.9 ci and updating readme is still todo
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Most of the scientific python stack has adopted SPEC 0 which means that python 3.9 support should be dropped from late 2023. As an example we can see in #5602 that Ipython has dropped support for 3.9.
This is to propose that QCoDeS also drops support for 3.9