Fix pyasn1 vulnerability

[tarun-google]

Fix Vulnerability b/476787539

Dependency update test run

https://github.com/tarun-google/beam/actions/runs/21147528718

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This pull request resolves a critical security vulnerability by upgrading the pyasn1 library dependency within the Python SDK. The change ensures that all installations will use a version of pyasn1 that mitigates the identified security risk, thereby enhancing the overall security posture of the project.

Highlights

• Security Vulnerability Fix: Addresses a reported vulnerability (b/476787539) by updating the pyasn1 dependency to a secure version.
• Dependency Update: The sdks/python/setup.py file has been modified to enforce a minimum version of pyasn1 (>=0.6.2) for the Python SDK.

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[tarun-google]

Run Python_ML PreCommit 3.10

[tarun-google]

R: @damccorm @tvalentyn @Abacn

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[damccorm]

I would expect this to get automatically done the next time the dependency updater runs, so we shouldn't need the explicit callout in setup.py

This is a bit of an antipattern since we'd keep this requirement even if the underlying library which requires it removed the dependency.

[damccorm]

I kicked off the updater an extra time - https://github.com/apache/beam/actions/runs/21179791602 - it should create a pr to resolve this

[damccorm]

That created https://github.com/apache/beam/pull/37361/changes which does indeed bump this version. So we should be fine to close this PR