Update django-redis requirement from ~=4.11.0 to ~=5.0.0 in /config

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Updates the requirements on django-redis to permit the latest version.

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Version 5.0.0

Date: 2021-05-30

• supporting django 3.1 and django 3.2
• dropped support for python 3.5
• added support for python 3.9
• started type hinting the codebase
• ensure connections are closed
• fixed ShardClient .clear() method
• .delete() now returns boolean from django 3.1 onwards
• disconnect connection pools on .close()
• added support for redis sentinel
• added .expire_at() method
• fixed .incr() when ttl is None or when the number is larger than 64 bit
• fixed .incr_version() when ttl is None
• added .pttl() method to the clients to support milli-second precision for ttl of a key
• added .pexpire() method to the clients to support milli-second precision for setting expiry of a key

Version 4.12.1

Date: 2020-05-27

• No code changes.
• Fixed a typo in setup.cfg metadata preventing a successful release.

Version 4.12.0

Date: 2020-05-27

• The project has moved to Jazzband. This is the first release under the new organization. The new repository URL is https://github.com/jazzband/django-redis.
• Removed support for end-of-life Django < 2.2.
• Removed support for unmaintained redis-py 2.X.
• Changed uses of deprecated smart_text() to smart_str().
• Fixed deprecation warning with the msgpack serializer.
• The .touch() method now uses the default timeout, to cache forever pass None.
• Subclasses of JSONSerializer can now override the encoder_class attribute to change the JSON encoder. It defaults to DjangoJSONEncoder.
• Fixed DefaultClient.set() to work with empty Pipeline.
• The thread_local parameter is now forwarded to the Redis client.

Version 4.11.0

Date: 2019-12-13

• Removed support for Python 2.7 and 3.4.
• Removed support for Django 2.0 and 2.1.

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