fix: Keep flexible the dependencies upper bound

[xmnlab]

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This PR is a follow up of #217 , that aims to make more flexible the dependencies upper bounds

PS: also I am working on this PR because the last one doesn't have fix or feat in the commit message, so I cannot cut a new release XD

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[xmnlab]

@fccoelho , I opened this PR as a follow up of #217 this PR just keep the dependencies upper bound more flexible I checked the tests, and the (silent) failures are the same, so I think it would be good to go. Also, I opened this PR because I forgot to add fix in the preview PR ... and I am blocked to cut a release XD (sorry about that)

I am merging this PR, so I can cut a new release. but feel free to ping me if you want any change and I can work on that as a follow up.

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