Bump tech.followthemoney:followthemoney from 3.8.5 to 4.1.1

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Bumps tech.followthemoney:followthemoney from 3.8.5 to 4.1.1.

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v4.1.1

This release incorporates various follow-on bug fixes from the last major release.

What's Changed

• Perf tuning around nomenklatura store upgrades by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#66
• Make the dataset class more easily sub-classable by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#65
• leonhandreke/ftm 4 fixes by @​leonhandreke in opensanctions/followthemoney#67
• Fix country_label being exported on publisher by @​leonhandreke in opensanctions/followthemoney#68
• Fix handling of None entity.id in EntityProxy and Namespace by @​simonwoerpel in opensanctions/followthemoney#69
• Adapt some normality 3 type warnings by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#70
• tighten up email validation by @​nvmbrasserie in opensanctions/followthemoney#36

New Contributors

• @​leonhandreke made their first contribution in opensanctions/followthemoney#67
• @​nvmbrasserie made their first contribution in opensanctions/followthemoney#36

Full Changelog: opensanctions/followthemoney@v4.0.0...v4.1.1

v4.0.0

• BREAKING: Remove the Post and Assessment schemata, re-name UserAccount:number to UserAccount:phone, CryptoWallet:mangingExchange to CryptoWallet:managingExchange, and change the property type of Sanction:duration and License:area to number. Remove Company:ibcRuc, and add hidden Thing:programId. See opensanctions/followthemoney#5 for more context on type changes.
• New properties: Interval:proof (see alephdata/followthemoney#1699), Thing:programId (for making sanctioned entities searchably by sanctions policy), LegalEntity:uscCode (hi China, opensanctions/opensanctions#2301).
• BREAKING: The method signature for EntityProxy.from_dict() has changed: the first argument, model, is no longer needed. This is a consequence of the model singleton being more widely accessible inside the codebase as Model.instance().
• BREAKING: The property type iban has been removed in favor of identifier with format iban.
• Introduce a model for dataset metadata. This introduces a Dataset class, which has typical dataset metadata attributes like name, title, summary, coverage (nested), publisher (nested), version, datasets (list of references to child datasets), and a list of resources which describe individual files - often retrievable at a URL, that are underlying the dataset. Multiple datasets can be grouped into DataCatalog, which is essentially a JSON array of datasets.
• Introduce a statement data model for entity data. In this model, the property values of entities are complex objects, which include metadata like lang (language), first_seen/last_seen (freshness), dataset (origin of the statement in the context of merged entities), and original_value (the value of before normalization/cleaning has been applied, e.g. the unparsed date value).
• Introduce a stricter data model for number properties. Numbers now have a defined semantic (NNNN.DD UNIT), which is not fully enforced with this version of the library, but made available as parser functions.
• Remove dependency on fingerprints library. The underlying idea of fingerprints was to make a one-shot attempt at simplifying a given name string into a form that is easy to compare. This has proven to be simplistic in places where we want to apply only some of the heuristics, or where knowing the entity type (person, company) is helpful. This has triggered a new evolution of the tool, which is inlined in rigour as rigour.names.
• Refactor the handling of exports into the RDF format. This used to be spread out across the code base as a first-class concern, but given the relative obscurity of the use case, it made sense to move this into its own exporter module that handles the whole process.
• We've tightened the type signature for various signatures, while keeping in place the code that handles existing inputs. The idea here is to force other Python applications using FtM to start producing more and more clean interface usage based on type hints, which will also result in less ambiguous outcomes and performance gains.
• Remove followthemoney.offshore for tagging specific entities as corp.offshore.

What's Changed

• Implement extras and origin with some tests by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#33
• Numbers parsing by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#12
• FtM 4.0 by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#11
• mkdocs documentation by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#35
• Feat/inline streamentity by @​simonwoerpel in opensanctions/followthemoney#38
• Use SubtleCrypto for generating namespace HMAC by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#50
• Expand documentation for number type by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#52
• Make project descriptions more expressive by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#53
• Fix broken links to new oa location by @​jfilter in opensanctions/followthemoney#55
• (fix) Re-enable EntityProxy as value for entity property by @​simonwoerpel in opensanctions/followthemoney#54
• Add a few comments to the Javadoc by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#56
• Can't help myself to bring in some string interning. by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#58
• Add Chinese Unified Social Credit Identifier by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#57
• Fix semantics table rendering for no edges by @​simonwoerpel in opensanctions/followthemoney#59
• Use pydantic models for catalog / dataset metadata by @​simonwoerpel in opensanctions/followthemoney#60
• Add headers and statement IDs to pack format by @​pudo in opensanctions/followthemoney#64

New Contributors

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Commits

• cf0bdb1 Bump version: 4.1.0 → 4.1.1
• 364f849 bump requirements
• 0a139b9 Add test for valueentity reading statement entities
• 9c257b8 don't ask, don't tell - minimal perf gain for large exports
• d08ec4e normality replacement
• e7304cc fix up to normality 3.0.1
• c2eef2a Bump version: 4.0.3 → 4.1.0
• 9637e4a Merge pull request #36 from opensanctions/email-validation
• 4565b01 One regex is enough for everybody
• f5b52c4 Try less fixing, more checking and discarding
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Superseded by #54.