Dropping python 3.6 support

[Nirzak]

Dropping support for python version 3.6 as its support has reached the end of life.

[Nirzak]

Will close #250

[Nirzak]

The pypy3 test is failing cause by default it's trying to install pypy3.6 (3.6.12) which doesn't meet the condition of version>=3.7. If we need this then we have to mention the condition separately on rerquired_packages parameter.

[wRAR]

For pypy you should be able to specify "pypy3.9" if you update actions/setup-python to v4.

[Nirzak]

For pypy you should be able to specify "pypy3.9" if you update actions/setup-python to v4.

Yeah I know. I was just confirming if I have to strictly mention it or not. Ok I will update the PR

[Nirzak]

Should I also update actions checkout to version 3 and actions setup python to version 4? @wRAR

[wRAR]

I thought you were asking if it's fine to keep 3.6 support for PyPy or something like that? I don't see how is required_packages related to it otherwise.

[wRAR]

Should I also update actions checkout to version 3 and actions setup python to version 4? @wRAR

Yes please.

[Nirzak]

Ok

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[Nirzak]

Looks like all the checks are fine now.

[Nirzak]

I thought you were asking if it's fine to keep 3.6 support for PyPy or something like that? I don't see how is required_packages related to it otherwise.

Yeah, I asked if any dependencies are linked to pypy3.6 or not. But as you have confirmed that we can upgrade it to use pypy3.9 so I have done it.

[wRAR]

Thanks!