Update version for the next release (v0.36.0)

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This PR is auto-generated.

The automated script updates the version of meilisearch-python to a new version: "v0.35.1"

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what changed

• The internal __doc field in Document has been removed to avoid data duplication.
• Document.__getattr__ now correctly returns attribute values rather than the attribute name itself.

impact

• Code relying on internal access to document._Document__doc (e.g. through iterators) will break.
• Behavior of doc.getattr("field") is now consistent and correct.

what you need to do:

• If you were manually accessing document._Document__doc, switch to using direct attribute access or casting with dict(doc).

example updated usage

doc = index.get_document("foo")
doc_dict = dict(doc) 
doc_dict.pop("_Document__doc")  # ❌ Not needed anymore



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## Summary by CodeRabbit

- **Chores**
  - Updated the application version to 0.36.0.
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Walkthrough

The version identifier in the meilisearch/version.py file was updated from "0.34.1" to "0.36.0". No other files or logic were modified.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
meilisearch/version.py	Updated __version__ from 0.34.1 to 0.36.0

Poem

A hop, a skip, a version hop—
From .34.1, we bounce to the top!
Now .36.0 is here to stay,
The code keeps growing, day by day.
With every number, onward we go,
The rabbit's version tale in tow! 🐇✨

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