bump fsspec version excluding 2025.3.1 that was yanked on PyPI #585
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andrii-i
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Looks good, thanks for testing all of the versions!
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References
Adds support for new versions of fsspec. Iteration on #555.
Code changes
Bumps upper supported version of fsspec to the latest released version, excludes v2025.3.1 that was yanked from PyPI.
User-facing changes
None
Backwards-incompatible changes
None
Testing
Tested Jupyter Scheduler with all fsspec versions being included (2024.12.0, 2025.2.0, 2025.3.0, 2025.3.2)