Quick fix for werkzeug/flask incompatibility #942
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Example Data Tests are failing still, but looks like that's a separate issue (#941). So this LGTM.
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Most GitHub Actions are failing because flask depends on werkzeug, and werkzeug 3.0+ is being installed which deprecates the
__version__attribute used by flask 2.3.2. We could upgrade flask to 3.0+, but that is a major change that will require some time to carefully test. While that happens, I suggest we pin werkzeug < 3.0.