Bump chardet from 5.2.0 to 6.0.0.post1

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Bumps chardet from 5.2.0 to 6.0.0.post1.

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6.0.0

Features

• Unified single-byte charset detection: Instead of only having trained language models for a handful of languages (Bulgarian, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Russian, Thai, Turkish) and relying on special-case Latin1Prober and MacRomanProber heuristics for Western encodings, chardet now treats all single-byte charsets the same way: every encoding gets proper language-specific bigram models trained on CulturaX corpus data. This means chardet can now accurately detect both the encoding and the language for all supported single-byte encodings.
• 38 new languages: Arabic, Belarusian, Breton, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Esperanto, Estonian, Farsi, Finnish, French, German, Icelandic, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Kazakh, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Scottish Gaelic, Serbian, Slovak, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Tajik, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, and Welsh. Existing models for Bulgarian, Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Russian, Thai, and Turkish were also retrained with the new pipeline.
• EncodingEra filtering: New encoding_era parameter to detect allows filtering by an EncodingEra flag enum (MODERN_WEB, LEGACY_ISO, LEGACY_MAC, LEGACY_REGIONAL, DOS, MAINFRAME, ALL) allows callers to restrict detection to encodings from a specific era. detect() and detect_all() default to MODERN_WEB. The new MODERN_WEB default should drastically improve accuracy for users who are not working with legacy data. The tiers are:
  • MODERN_WEB: UTF-8/16/32, Windows-125x, CP874, CJK multi-byte (widely used on the web)
  • LEGACY_ISO: ISO-8859-x, KOI8-R/U (legacy but well-known standards)
  • LEGACY_MAC: Mac-specific encodings (MacRoman, MacCyrillic, etc.)
  • LEGACY_REGIONAL: Uncommon regional/national encodings (KOI8-T, KZ1048, CP1006, etc.)
  • DOS: DOS/OEM code pages (CP437, CP850, CP866, etc.)
  • MAINFRAME: EBCDIC variants (CP037, CP500, etc.)
• --encoding-era CLI flag: The chardetect CLI now accepts -e/--encoding-era to control which encoding eras are considered during detection.
• max_bytes and chunk_size parameters: detect(), detect_all(), and UniversalDetector now accept max_bytes (default 200KB) and chunk_size (default 64KB) parameters for controlling how much data is examined. (#314, @​bysiber)
• Encoding era preference tie-breaking: When multiple encodings have very close confidence scores, the detector now prefers more modern/Unicode encodings over legacy ones.
• Charset metadata registry: New chardet.metadata.charsets module provides structured metadata about all supported encodings, including their era classification and language filter.
• should_rename_legacy now defaults intelligently: When set to None (the new default), legacy renaming is automatically enabled when encoding_era is MODERN_WEB.
• Direct GB18030 support: Replaced the redundant GB2312 prober with a proper GB18030 prober.
• EBCDIC detection: Added CP037 and CP500 EBCDIC model registrations for mainframe encoding detection.
• Binary file detection: Added basic binary file detection to abort analysis earlier on non-text files.
• Python 3.12, 3.13, and 3.14 support (#283, @​hugovk; #311)
• GitHub Codespace support (#312, @​oxygen-dioxide)

Fixes

• Fix CP949 state machine: Corrected the state machine for Korean CP949 encoding detection. (#268, @​nenw)
• Fix SJIS distribution analysis: Fixed SJISDistributionAnalysis discarding valid second-byte range >= 0x80. (#315, @​bysiber)
• Fix UTF-16/32 detection for non-ASCII-heavy text: Improved detection of UTF-16/32 encoded CJK and other non-ASCII text by adding a MIN_RATIO threshold alongside the existing EXPECTED_RATIO.
• Fix get_charset crash: Resolved a crash when looking up unknown charset names.
• Fix GB18030 char_len_table: Corrected the character length table for GB18030 multi-byte sequences.
• Fix UTF-8 state machine: Updated to be more spec-compliant.
• Fix detect_all() returning inactive probers: Results from probers that determined "definitely not this encoding" are now excluded.
• Fix early cutoff bug: Resolved an issue where detection could terminate prematurely.
• Default UTF-8 fallback: If UTF-8 has not been ruled out and nothing else is above the minimum threshold, UTF-8 is now returned as the default.

Breaking changes

• Dropped Python 3.7, 3.8, and 3.9 support: Now requires Python 3.10+. (#283, @​hugovk)
• Removed Latin1Prober and MacRomanProber: These special-case probers have been replaced by the unified model-based approach described above. Latin-1, MacRoman, and all other single-byte encodings are now detected by SingleByteCharSetProber with trained language models, giving better accuracy and language identification.
• Removed EUC-TW support: EUC-TW encoding detection has been removed as it is extremely rare in practice.
• LanguageFilter.NONE removed: Use specific language filters or LanguageFilter.ALL instead.
• Enum types changed: InputState, ProbingState, MachineState, SequenceLikelihood, and CharacterCategory are now IntEnum (previously plain classes or Enum). LanguageFilter values changed from hardcoded hex to auto().
• detect() default behavior change: detect() now defaults to encoding_era=EncodingEra.MODERN_WEB and should_rename_legacy=None (auto-enabled for MODERN_WEB), whereas previously it defaulted to considering all encodings with no legacy renaming.

Misc changes

• Switched from Poetry/setuptools to uv + hatchling: Build system modernized with hatch-vcs for version management.
• License text updated: Updated LGPLv2.1 license text and FSF notices to use URL instead of mailing address. (#304, #307, @​musicinmybrain)
• CulturaX-based model training: The create_language_model.py training script was rewritten to use the CulturaX multilingual corpus instead of Wikipedia, producing higher quality bigram frequency models.
• Language class converted to frozen dataclass: The language metadata class now uses @dataclass(frozen=True) with num_training_docs and num_training_chars fields replacing wiki_start_pages.

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