Log Message:
py-hypothesis: updated to 6.93.2

6.93.2

This patch improves observability reports by moving timing information from \ 
metadata to a new timing key, and supporting conversion of additional argument \ 
types to json rather than string reprs via a .to_json() method (including e.g. \ 
Pandas dataframes).

Additionally, the too_slow health check will now report which strategies were \ 
slow, e.g. for strategies a, b, c, …:

    count | fraction |    slowest draws (seconds)
a |    3  |     65%  |      --      --      --   0.357,  2.000
b |    8  |     16%  |   0.100,  0.100,  0.100,  0.111,  0.123
c |    3  |      8%  |      --      --   0.030,  0.050,  0.200
(skipped 2 rows of fast draws)
6.93.1

This patch refactors some internals, continuing our work on supporting \ 
alternative backends. There is no user-visible change.

6.93.0

The from_lark() strategy now accepts an alphabet= argument, which is passed \ 
through to from_regex(), so that you can e.g. constrain the generated strings to \ 
a particular codec.

In support of this feature, from_regex() will avoid generating optional parts \ 
which do not fit the alphabet. For example, from_regex(r"abc|def", \ 
alphabet="abcd") was previously an error, and will now generate only \ 
'abc'. Cases where there are no valid strings remain an error.

6.92.9

This patch refactors some internals, continuing our work on supporting \ 
alternative backends. There is no user-visible change.

6.92.8

This patch adds a test statistics event when a generated example is rejected via \ 
assume.

This may also help with distinguishing gave_up examples in observability.

6.92.7

This introduces the rewriting of length filters on some collection strategies.

Thanks to Reagan Lee for implementing this feature!

6.92.6

If a test uses sampled_from() on a sequence of strategies, and raises a \ 
TypeError, we now add a note asking whether you meant to use one_of().