Tablib

Improvements

- Add support for Python 3.13 (592)
- Drop support for EOL Python 3.8 (598)
- Add styling to datetime, date and time values for ODS (594)
- Add styling for date/time types for XLS (596)

Bugfixes

- Fix time and datetime export in ODS format (595)
- Avoid normalizing input twice in `import_set`/`book` (591)

Bugfixes

- Fix broken installs with pip failing to resolve the request for `tablib[html]` in some cases (588).

Improvements

- It's now possible to access a dataset row using its index without slicing (24).
- The dataset `transpose()` method can be called on datasets without headers.
- The html format now supports importing from HTML content (243)
- The ODS format now supports importing from .ods files (567). The support is
still a bit experimental.
- When adding rows to a dataset with dynamic columns, it's now possible to
provide only static values, and dynamic column values will be automatically
calculated and added to the row (572).

Changes

- The html export format does not depend on MarkupPy any longer, therefore the
tablib[html] install target was removed also.

Bugfixes

- Fix crash when loading a databook from an XLS file (522).
- `None` Python values are now converted to the empty string by the ODS formatter.
- When applying formatters, the internal data is no longer mutated (578).
- Columns can be inserted even when a dataset has headers but no values (583).

Improvements

- Add support for Python 3.12 (550)
- Drop support for EOL Python 3.7 (551)
- Allow importing 'ragged' .xlsx files through dataset (547)
- Release: replace deprecated `repository_url` with `repository-url` (545)

Improvements

- Move setup to `pyproject.toml` (542)
- xlsx export: remove redundant code (541)
- xlsx export: support escape of formulae (540)
- Add <tbody> tags to HTML output (539)
- Check for type list and improve error msg (524)

Bugfixes

- Fix bug when yaml file is empty (535)
- Fix linting issues raised by Flake8 (536)

Improvements

- Add support for Python 3.11 (525).
- ODS export: integers/floats/decimals are exported as numbers (527).