chore: add unidecode dep to python CDK

[ChristoGrab]

What

As a prerequisite of migrating Google Sheets to manifest-only, we need to include the unidecode dependency to the CDK.

Unidecode lets us transliterate Unicode text into plain ASCII characters. In other words, it converts characters with accents, diacritics, or non-Latin scripts into a closest possible ASCII representation:

"kožušček" → "kozuscek"
"北亰" → "Bei Jing"

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  • Added a deprecated dependency to support a specific migration, with plans for future removal.

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Pull Request Overview

This PR adds the unidecode dependency to the Python CDK so that the Google Sheets source can transliterate Unicode into ASCII.

• Introduces unidecode (^1.3.8) in pyproject.toml under core dependencies
• Notes usage in the comment for the Google Sheets connector

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The pyproject.toml file was updated to add the unidecode dependency with version ^1.3.8 in the main [tool.poetry.dependencies] section. A comment was included indicating that this dependency is deprecated, should not be used directly, and is temporarily added to support the source-google-sheets migration, with plans to replace it by anyascii. Additionally, unidecode was added to the DEP002 unused dependencies list with the same cautionary note.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
pyproject.toml	Added unidecode (version ^1.3.8) to main dependencies and DEP002 unused dependencies list, with deprecation notes.

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Would you like to also add a test or documentation update to ensure future maintainers know why unidecode is required, wdyt?

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PyTest Results (Fast)

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Results for commit 4823c6a. ± Comparison against base commit 8659a21.

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PyTest Results (Full)

3 688 tests   3 677 ✅  18m 0s ⏱️
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[ChristoGrab]

Probably not needed since the anyascii library has similar functionality. Leaving in draft for now but will likely close this PR.

[ChristoGrab]

Psych! Reopening as regression tests showed differences in how emojis are handled by these libraries. Since we create schema properties from sheet cell names in Google Sheets, this means stream properties with emojis in them can be altered, which would be a breaking change. We are going to include the dep in the CDK to unblock the migration, with a comment that it should not be used outside Google Sheets and is intended to be deprecated (probably make for a good L3 issue)

[ChristoGrab]

Just noting that the amplitude standard test failure is unrelated:

AirbyteErrorTraceMessage(message='During the sync, the following streams did not sync successfully: average_session_length: MessageRepresentationAirbyteTracedErrors("\'GET\' request to \'https://amplitude.com/api/2/sessions/average?start=20240701&end=20240715\' failed with status code \'403\' and error message: \'Date too far back\'

EDIT: Just merged master, error should be gone now as we commented out this connector pending investigation

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