fix: remove faulty version matcher in setup.py #2152
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I signed your agreement, please fix the commit message yourself, this feels like a you thing (bad contributor experience btw.). It's what the "Allow edits by maintainers" checkbox exists for:
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`httplib2<1dev` is not a valid version matcher in the sense of PEP 440. fixes #2151
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httplib2<1devisnota valid version matcher (edit: it is valid, just doesn't parse with distlib) in the sense of PEP 440.It is also considered bad practice to have an upper bound on package versions and installers like pip do not consider development versions in any case (unless explicitly told to).
Fixes #2151