moving without backward compatibility, since it's extremely unlikely they are used for any external modules
in fact, unclear if these methods still have much value at all, but keeping for now just in case
rely on typing-extensions for fallback
introducing typing-extensions dependency without fallback, should be ok since it's in the top 10 of popular packages
see https://github.com/karlicoss/HPI/issues/262
* move home to fallback/via_home.py
* move via_ip to fallback
* add fallback model
* add stub via_ip file
* add fallback_locations for via_ip
* use protocol for locations
* estimate_from helper, via_home estimator, all.py
* via_home: add accuracy, cache history
* add datasources to gpslogger/google_takeout
* tz/via_location.py: update import to fallback
* denylist docs/installation instructions
* tz.via_location: let user customize cachew refresh time
* add via_ip.estimate_location using binary search
* use estimate_location in via_home.get_location
* tests: add gpslogger to location config stub
* tests: install tz related libs in test env
* tz: add regression test for broken windows dates
* vendorize bisect_left from python src
doesnt have a 'key' parameter till python3.10
fix fairly uncontroversial stuff in my.core like
- line spacing, which isn't too annoying (e.g. unlike many inline whitespace checks that break vertical formatting)
- unused imports/variables
- too broad except
- fallback on the old logic if google_takeout_parser isn't available
- move to my.youtube.takeout (possibly mixing in other sources later)
- keep my.media.youtube, but issue deprecation warning
currently used in orger etc, so doesn't hurt to keep
- also fixes https://github.com/karlicoss/HPI/issues/113
previously it would crash with:
SyntaxError: Forward reference must be an expression -- got 'yield'
(reproducible via python3 -c 'from typing import Union; Union[int, "yield"]' )
- restructure query code for cli, some test fixes
- initial query_range implementation
refactored functions in query some more
to allow re-use in range_range, select()
pretty much just calls out to a bunch
of handlers now
