Update requirements to support Python 3.11 and M1 Macs

[glennfu]

This will allow pip install -e . and pytest to succeed on an M1 Mac running Python 3.11.3. I also tested running the build on my local bot folder and clicked around a bit on the uvicorn site. I also tested importing BTC and ETH from Binance US, as well as running the example GoldenCross indicator. Everything seems to work well!

The only downside here in the requirements is that dydx-v3-python is tied to a pull request that hasn't yet been accepted. I couldn't find any way to get the requirements to build in this scenario without it.

[glennfu]

As an extra note, I was motivated to work on this because the current MacOS instructions mention numba being optional and installing openblas and scipy instead. I followed the directions, successfully installed openblas and scipy, but my build attempts, both from pip install jesse, as well as building from source, didn't seem to treat numba as optional and would fail to build. So I found that there's a newer version of numba that builds successfully on my M1 Mac with Python 3.11.

[saleh-mir]

It's good news about numba. But to merge this we have to wait for DYDX PR to merge as well.

[saleh-mir]

@cryptocoinserver was there any other reason why we couldn't support python 3.10?

[cryptocoinserver]

Not that I remember. Mainly numba did block.

[glennfu]

It's good news about numba. But to merge this we have to wait for DYDX PR to merge as well.

I wonder if we should be concerned about that. Last activity on the project was January 27th.

[saleh-mir]

If they don't do it in the coming months I will have to rewrite my code to not use it.

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[movy]

Will this be merged and released any time soon? More and more issues supporting python 3.9 afloat. Update to the live module is also welcome.

[saleh-mir]

I'm working on this and will included in the next release

[saleh-mir]

This is now done in the recent release. I took heavy inspiration from this pull request. Thank you for submitting it