[PIP] Update multidict requirement from <6.10,>=6.0.5 to >=6.0.5,<7.1 in /pulp-glue

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Updates the requirements on multidict to permit the latest version.

Release notes

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7.0.0 is a major release. It makes istr final, adds a public C API for third-party extensions, and makes the C extension substantially faster across the board.

Breaking change. istr can no longer be subclassed, on either backend. Code that subclassed it has to wrap or convert instead. The C extension also started rejecting an argument passed both positionally and by name with TypeError, where it used to silently misbehave.

Public C and Cython API. Other C extensions and Cython modules can now create, read and mutate multidicts through a capsule, without going through the Python-level API. The capsule comes with multidict_capi.h, a cimport-able multidict/__init__.pxd and multidict.get_include(). The API includes MultiDict_ForEach() and a watchers API modeled on CPython's dict watchers. See the C API and Cython API references.

Performance. On CodSpeed's GIL-build benchmarks against 6.9.1, 82 C-extension benchmarks got faster and none got slower. Rough figures:

• CIMultiDict keyed by plain str: construction, add(), extend(), update() and item assignment got 2 to 3.8 times faster, and lookups about 2 times faster.
• CIMultiDict keyed by istr, and case-sensitive MultiDict: lookups, insertion and deletion got 10% to 70% faster.
• getall() and iterating items() got about 35% faster, and the view set operations 10% to 85% faster.
• popitem() on a whole mapping went from quadratic to linear time.
• On the free-threaded build, measured in instructions against 6.9.1, lookups got 24% to 33% cheaper on MultiDict and 4 to 5 times cheaper on CIMultiDict with lowercase str keys, and item assignment 15% to 19% cheaper. Construction and deletion on MultiDict cost 2% to 7% more. With several threads mutating at once, a d[key] = value got about four times faster.

The pure-Python backend is unchanged in speed.

Robustness. This release fixed several crashes and leaks in the C extension, including use-after-free bugs when a key's lower() or a value's __eq__ mutated a multidict, a crash at interpreter shutdown, and table and reference leaks on the free-threaded build.

Bug fixes

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Changelog

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7.0.0

(2026-09-26)

7.0.0 is a major release. It makes :class:~multidict.istr final, adds a public C API for third-party extensions, and makes the C extension substantially faster across the board.

Breaking change. :class:~multidict.istr can no longer be subclassed, on either backend. Code that subclassed it has to wrap or convert instead. The C extension also started rejecting an argument passed both positionally and by name with :exc:TypeError, where it used to silently misbehave.

Public C and Cython API. Other C extensions and Cython modules can now create, read and mutate multidicts through a capsule, without going through the Python-level API. The capsule comes with multidict_capi.h, a cimport-able multidict/__init__.pxd and :func:multidict.get_include. The API includes MultiDict_ForEach() and a watchers API modeled on CPython's dict watchers. See the :doc:C API <capi> and :doc:Cython API <cyapi> references.

Performance. On CodSpeed's GIL-build benchmarks against 6.9.1, 82 C-extension benchmarks got faster and none got slower. Rough figures:

• :class:~multidict.CIMultiDict keyed by plain :class:str: construction, add(), extend(), update() and item assignment got 2 to 3.8 times faster, and lookups about 2 times faster.
• :class:~multidict.CIMultiDict keyed by :class:~multidict.istr, and case-sensitive :class:~multidict.MultiDict: lookups, insertion and deletion got 10% to 70% faster.
• :meth:~multidict.MultiDict.getall and iterating :meth:~multidict.MultiDict.items got about 35% faster, and the view set operations 10% to 85% faster.
• :meth:~multidict.MultiDict.popitem on a whole mapping went from quadratic to linear time.
• On the free-threaded build, measured in instructions against 6.9.1, lookups got 24% to 33% cheaper on :class:~multidict.MultiDict and 4 to 5 times cheaper on :class:~multidict.CIMultiDict with lowercase :class:str keys, and item assignment 15% to 19% cheaper. Construction and deletion on :class:~multidict.MultiDict cost 2% to 7% more. With several threads mutating at once, a d[key] = value got about four times faster.

The pure-Python backend is unchanged in speed.

Robustness. This release fixed several crashes and leaks in the C extension, including use-after-free bugs when a key's lower() or a value's __eq__ mutated a multidict, a crash at interpreter shutdown, and table and reference leaks on the free-threaded build.

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Commits

• 72f7c3c Release 7.0.0 (#1603)
• 2f84475 Fold new fragments and refresh benchmark tables for 7.0.0 (#1602)
• d66879b Keep slot-level operations out of line (#1600)
• 8708f36 Keep the insert-path resize out of line (#1601)
• 39ac5df Take references in update() from a dict only when lower() can run code (#1598)
• b5d4053 Keep one thread-local version counter on free-threaded builds (#1599)
• 602dedc Render changelog roles as Markdown in GitHub Release notes (#1596)
• d02502a Tidy news fragments for 7.0.0 (#1597)
• 91d5329 Forbid instantiating views and iterators with Py_TPFLAGS_DISALLOW_INSTANTIATI...
• 27fec2d Name slot-only C functions after the slot they fill (#1594)
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