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Update ipython requirement from >=9.14.1 to >=9.15.0#2072

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Updates the requirements on ipython to permit the latest version.

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  • 2273f39 release 9.15.0
  • 4774918 fix
  • 4bec98b update whatsnew
  • 42fcfe4 [3.11] Skip stup for Numpy that is not using > 3.11 syntax
  • b5da9ac fix: clarify tk simple-prompt gui message
  • 00bcdee fix: don't let kitty graphics detection crash IPython startup
  • 60f2e26 Fix #12726: %run honors quotes when expanding glob args
  • 3ea7aa6 Strip ANSI escape sequences from Sphinx directive output
  • 9b7d419 Add %xmode Doctest mode for doctest friendly tracebacks
  • fdbdf1c Increase codecov threshold to 0.2% to avoid false PR failures
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Updates the requirements on [ipython](https://github.com/ipython/ipython) to permit the latest version.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/ipython/ipython/releases)
- [Commits](ipython/ipython@9.14.1...9.15.0)

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updated-dependencies:
- dependency-name: ipython
  dependency-version: 9.15.0
  dependency-type: direct:production
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This PR bumps the Snyk-mandated ipython floor from >=9.14.1 to >=9.15.0 across all three requirements files (base.txt, local.txt, production.txt). The change is purely a minimum-version floor raise on an indirect dependency pinned for security — no logic or API changes.

Assessment: nothing to act on.

A few observations for completeness:

  • Consistency ✓ — all three requirements files are updated identically.
  • Pin format ✓ — the >= constraint is unchanged; the new floor correctly excludes the older version while leaving room for future patch releases.
  • Scope ✓ — ipython is not imported anywhere in the application code (one comment reference in config/graphql_auth0_auth/settings.py is unrelated). The pin exists solely to satisfy Snyk's transitive vulnerability scan.
  • 9.15.0 changes — the release includes minor bugfixes (kitty graphics crash prevention, %run glob-quoting fix, ANSI stripping in Sphinx output). Nothing that affects this project's runtime behaviour.

Safe to merge.

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