build(deps): bump multiprocess from 0.70.10 to 0.70.14

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Bumps multiprocess from 0.70.10 to 0.70.14.

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multiprocess-0.70.14

Basically, multiprocess is a friendly fork of multiprocessing, where multiprocess provides better serialization.

Multiprocess installs with pip: $ pip install multiprocess

Multiprocess requires: - python or pypy, >=3.7 - dill, >=0.3.6

Multiprocess is licensed under a BSD license.

multiprocess-0.70.13

Basically, multiprocess is a friendly fork of multiprocessing, where multiprocess provides better serialization.

Multiprocess installs with pip: $ pip install multiprocess

Multiprocess requires: - python or pypy, ==2.7 or >=3.7 - dill, >=0.3.5.1

Multiprocess is licensed under a BSD license.

multiprocess-0.70.12.2

Basically, multiprocess is a friendly fork of multiprocessing, where multiprocess provides better serialization.

Multiprocess installs with easy_install or pip: $ pip install multiprocess

Multiprocess requires: - python, version == 2.7 *or* version >= 3.6

Optional requirements: - dill, version >= 0.3.4

Multiprocess is licensed under a BSD license.

multiprocess-0.70.12.1

Basically, multiprocess is a friendly fork of multiprocessing, where multiprocess provides better serialization.

Multiprocess installs with easy_install or pip: $ pip install multiprocess

Multiprocess requires: - python, version == 2.7 *or* version >= 3.6

Optional requirements: - dill, version >= 0.3.4

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Commits

• 273ee14 tag: multiprocess-0.70.14
• 23d493a update to python 3.10.8
• e3b35dd indicate license as BSD-3-Clause
• 34da49b skip SemLock subclass tests for < 3.10.6
• 9acf754 update to 3.10.6
• 6682e54 remove duplicate print from test main; 3.11.0b5
• 68fe602 sync tox with multiprocess.tests
• 96f584e info needs all
• 6664fd5 fix #111: unify README and module doc
• e285ca8 minor cleanup of stale conditional
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