Fix dependency typo: separate 'patsy' from pandas constraint#120
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Fix dependency typo: separate 'patsy' from pandas constraint#120ClaudioNazzi wants to merge 1 commit intohddm-devs:masterfrom
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This pull request fixes a typo in the setup.py dependency list that caused installation to fail. The original line incorrectly combined two dependencies (pandas >= 1.0.0, < 1.5.0patsy), producing an InvalidRequirement error when installing from PyPI. The corrected line now properly separates them as pandas>=1.0.0,<1.5.0 and patsy. This resolves the metadata-generation failure and allows successful installation using
pip install .or directly from GitHub on both Windows and conda environments (tested with Python 3.7).