Bump verifai dependency; drop pytest upper bound#466
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I ran CI manually now that the new VerifAI release is out, and everything passed. So this PR bumps the requirement so that we disallow old versions of VerifAI which would cause both
pygameandpygame-ceto get installed.Also, in my own testing I noticed that pytest 9 works fine with our hooks, so I've removed the pytest upper bound: if a new version breaks something we should notice in CI and can then fix it (it's only a dev dependency anyway).