Django-debug-toolbar

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* Improved SQL statement formatting performance. Additionally, fixed the
indentation of ``CASE`` statements and stopped simplifying ``.count()``
queries.
* Added support for the new STORAGES setting in Django 4.2 for static files.
* Added support for theme overrides.
* Reworked the cache panel instrumentation code to no longer attempt to undo
monkey patching of cache methods, as that turned out to be fragile in the
presence of other code which also monkey patches those methods.
* Update all timing code that used :py:func:`time.time()` to use
:py:func:`time.perf_counter()` instead.
* Made the check on ``request.META["wsgi.multiprocess"]`` optional, but
defaults to forcing the toolbar to render the panels on each request. This
is because it's likely an ASGI application that's serving the responses
and that's more likely to be an incompatible setup. If you find that this
is incorrect for you in particular, you can use the ``RENDER_PANELS``
setting to forcibly control this logic.

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* Added Django 4.2 to the CI.
* Dropped support for Python 3.7.
* Fixed PostgreSQL raw query with a tuple parameter during on explain.
* Use ``TOOLBAR_LANGUAGE`` setting when rendering individual panels
that are loaded via AJAX.
* Add decorator for rendering toolbar views with ``TOOLBAR_LANGUAGE``.
* Removed the logging panel. The panel's implementation was too complex, caused
memory leaks and sometimes very verbose and hard to silence output in some
environments (but not others). The maintainers judged that time and effort is
better invested elsewhere.
* Added support for psycopg3.
* When ``ENABLE_STACKTRACE_LOCALS`` is ``True``, the stack frames' locals dicts
will be converted to strings when the stack trace is captured rather when it
is rendered, so that the correct values will be displayed in the rendered
stack trace, as they may have changed between the time the stack trace was
captured and when it is rendered.

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* Fixed release process by re-adding twine to release dependencies. No
functional change.

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* Added protection against division by 0 in timer.js
* Auto-update History panel for JavaScript ``fetch`` requests.
* Support `HTMX boosting <https://htmx.org/docs/#boosting>`__ and
`Turbo <https://turbo.hotwired.dev/>`__ pages.
* Simplify logic for ``Panel.enabled`` property by checking cookies earlier.
* Include panel scripts in content when ``RENDER_PANELS`` is set to True.
* Create one-time mouseup listener for each mousedown when dragging the
handle.
* Update package metadata to use Hatchling.
* Fix highlighting on history panel so odd rows are highlighted when
selected.
* Formalize support for Python 3.11.
* Added ``TOOLBAR_LANGUAGE`` setting.

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* Added Profiling panel setting ``PROFILER_THRESHOLD_RATIO`` to give users
better control over how many function calls are included. A higher value
will include more data, but increase render time.
* Update Profiling panel to include try to always include user code. This
code is more important to developers than dependency code.
* Highlight the project function calls in the profiling panel.
* Added Profiling panel setting ``PROFILER_CAPTURE_PROJECT_CODE`` to allow
users to disable the inclusion of all project code. This will be useful
to project setups that have dependencies installed under
``settings.BASE_DIR``.
* The toolbar's font stack now prefers system UI fonts. Tweaked paddings,
margins and alignments a bit in the CSS code.
* Only sort the session dictionary when the keys are all strings. Fixes a
bug that causes the toolbar to crash when non-strings are used as keys.

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* Remove decorator ``signed_data_view`` as it was causing issues with
`django-urlconfchecks <https://github.com/AliSayyah/django-urlconfchecks/>`__.
* Added pygments to the test environment and fixed a crash when using the
template panel with Django 4.1 and pygments installed.
* Stayed on top of pre-commit hook and GitHub actions updates.
* Added some workarounds to avoid a Chromium warning which was worrisome to
developers.
* Avoided using deprecated Selenium methods to find elements.
* Raised the minimum Django version from 3.2 to 3.2.4 so that we can take
advantage of backported improvements to the cache connection handler.