Drop python 3.9 support #12120
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* Update `setup.py` to drop support for python 3.9 * Update github issue templates to not use python 3.9 as an example * Update github workflows to no longer depend on or test python 3.9 * Drop python 3.9 from the test dockerfile * Update `CONTRIBUTING.md` to correctly list what python versions we test * Update comment about some code specifically needed for a python 3.9.7 issue * Update pre-commit python version comment * Add changie doc * Update imports from click as upgrading to python 3.10 changed some click items
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* Update `setup.py` to drop support for python 3.9 * Update github issue templates to not use python 3.9 as an example * Update github workflows to no longer depend on or test python 3.9 * Drop python 3.9 from the test dockerfile * Update `CONTRIBUTING.md` to correctly list what python versions we test * Update comment about some code specifically needed for a python 3.9.7 issue * Update pre-commit python version comment * Add changie doc * Update imports from click as upgrading to python 3.10 changed some click items
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* Update `setup.py` to drop support for python 3.9 * Update github issue templates to not use python 3.9 as an example * Update github workflows to no longer depend on or test python 3.9 * Drop python 3.9 from the test dockerfile * Update `CONTRIBUTING.md` to correctly list what python versions we test * Update comment about some code specifically needed for a python 3.9.7 issue * Update pre-commit python version comment * Add changie doc * Update imports from click as upgrading to python 3.10 changed some click items
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Resolves #12118
Problem
We were still supporting python 3.9 even though it is EOL
Solution
Drop support for python 3.9
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