downgrade PyJWT version#354
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While testing the latest bdk version, I noticed that the validate_sub method for PyJwt package(version 2.10) is incompatible with Symphony JWT token(it has an integer subject value). The error is provided below:
Subject must be a stringValidation ErrorVerification can be disabled by passing the flag:
PyJWT({"verify_sub": False})
Since the vulnerabilities bot does not allow downgrading PyJWT package, I suggest using this flag in the BDK code(symphony/bdk/core/auth/jwt_helper.py)
Other changes in this PR are related to outdated versions, platforms, and a broken GitHub actions flow.