Use yarl instead of grpcio in tests to avoid dependabot warnings #37
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Background is that there is quite often known vulnerabilities for grpcio. We do not want to disable dependabot for this repository but on the other hand we do not want to spend time updating testcases, and dependabot has as of today no good mechanism to exclude directories. So then the question comes - could we use some other (more stable) package in the test cases to avoid future dependabot issues.
Also fixing some NOTICE file regressions on main