Update python-levenshtein requirement from <0.13,>=0.12 to >=0.12,<0.21

[dependabot[bot]]

Updates the requirements on python-levenshtein to permit the latest version.

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Release 0.20.4

This release converts the python-Levenshtein package to a metapackage, which simply installs the Levenshtein package which is API compatible. Below is a summary of the improvements:

Performance

• performance improved for the following functions: distance, ratio, jaro, jaro_winkler, editops, opcodes

Fixed

• fixed incorrect results of jaro and jaro_winkler
• fix issues in multiple of the median functions which could lead to segmentation faults

Changes

• drop support for Python versions < 3.6
• replace usage of deprecated Unicode APIs, which will be removed in Python 3.12

Added

• add type hints
• add wheels for all common platforms

Changelog

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v0.20.4

Changed

• modernize cmake build to fix most conda-forge builds

v0.20.3

Changed

• Added support for Python3.11

v0.20.2

Fixed

• fix matching_blocks conversion for empty editops

Changed

• added in-tree build backend to install cmake and ninja only when it is not installed yet and only when wheels are available

v0.20.1

Fixed

• fix broken matching_blocks conversion

v0.20.0

Changed

• use matching_blocks/apply/remove_subsequence/inverse implementation from RapidFuzz

Fixed

• stop adding data to wheels
• fix segmentation fault on some invalid editop sequences in subtract_edit
• detect duplicated entries in editops validation

v0.19.3

Added

• add musllinux wheels

v0.19.2

Added

• add missing type hints

v0.19.1

Added

• Add type hints

v0.19.0

Changed

• implement all Python wrappers mostly with cython
• replace usage of deprecated Python APIs

Fixed

• fix behavior of median and median_improve

v0.18.2

Changed

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Looks like python-levenshtein is no longer updatable, so this is no longer needed.