Bump rich from 13.9.4 to 14.0.0

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Bumps rich from 13.9.4 to 14.0.0.

Release notes

Sourced from rich's releases.

The ENVy of all other releases

Mostly updates to Traceback rendering, to add support for features introduced in Python3.11

We also have a new env var that I am proposing to become a standard. TTY_COMPATIBLE=1 tells Rich to write ansi-escape sequences even if it detects it is not writing to a terminal. This is intended for use with GitHub Actions / CI, which can interpret escape sequences, but aren't a terminal.

There is also a change to how NO_COLOR and FORCE_COLOR are interpreted, which is the reason for the major version bump.

[14.0.0] - 2025-03-30

Added

• Added env var TTY_COMPATIBLE to override auto-detection of TTY support (See console.rst for details). Textualize/rich#3675

Changed

• An empty NO_COLOR env var is now considered disabled. Textualize/rich#3675
• An empty FORCE_COLOR env var is now considered disabled. Textualize/rich#3675
• Rich tracebacks will now render notes on Python 3.11 onwards (added with Exception.add_note) Textualize/rich#3676
• Indentation in exceptions won't be underlined Textualize/rich#3678
• Rich tracebacks will now render Exception Groups Textualize/rich#3677

Changelog

Sourced from rich's changelog.

[14.0.0] - 2025-03-30

Added

• Added env var TTY_COMPATIBLE to override auto-detection of TTY support (See console.rst for details). Textualize/rich#3675

Changed

• An empty NO_COLOR env var is now considered disabled. Textualize/rich#3675
• An empty FORCE_COLOR env var is now considered disabled. Textualize/rich#3675
• Rich tracebacks will now render notes on Python 3.11 onwards (added with Exception.add_note) Textualize/rich#3676
• Indentation in exceptions won't be underlined Textualize/rich#3678
• Rich tracebacks will now render Exception Groups Textualize/rich#3677

Commits

• 72e3bb3 Merge pull request #3681 from Textualize/bump14.0.0
• 859d77b bump to 13.0.0
• 2bae2fe Update feature_request.md
• 07b738a Merge pull request #3610 from kotfu/master
• e667349 Merge pull request #3624 from itamaro/patch-1
• a48a5b3 Merge pull request #3677 from Textualize/exception-groups
• 4de139e Merge pull request #3679 from bcapener/remove-leftover-code
• 8f68c84 changelog
• ec5d2f1 Merge branch 'master' into exception-groups
• 13f9b4f style tweak
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Summary by Sourcery

Upgrade the Rich library from version 13.9.4 to 14.0.0, introducing several improvements to traceback rendering and environment variable handling

Enhancements:

• Added support for rendering Exception Groups in tracebacks
• Improved traceback rendering for Python 3.11 exception notes
• Enhanced environment variable handling for color and TTY support

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request bumps the rich dependency from 13.9.4 to 14.0.0. This includes changes to environment variable handling for color output, enhancements to traceback rendering for Python 3.11, and the introduction of a new environment variable for TTY support. The rich version was updated in requirements.txt.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
The rich dependency was bumped from version 13.9.4 to 14.0.0.	Updated the rich dependency version in requirements.txt.	requirements.txt
The update includes changes to how Rich handles environment variables related to color output and introduces a new environment variable for TTY support.	An empty NO_COLOR environment variable is now considered disabled. An empty FORCE_COLOR environment variable is now considered disabled. Added TTY_COMPATIBLE environment variable to override auto-detection of TTY support.
The update enhances traceback rendering, especially for Python 3.11 and later.	Rich tracebacks now render notes added with Exception.add_note on Python 3.11 onwards. Indentation in exceptions will no longer be underlined. Rich tracebacks now render Exception Groups.

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