tests: adapt expectations to poetry-core#879

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Summary by Sourcery

Adapt test suites and project dependency to accommodate updated Python version constraint formatting introduced by python-poetry/poetry-core#879

Enhancements:

• Point poetry-core dependency to a patched branch handling prerelease constraints

Tests:

• Update expected python_versions in PyPI repository tests to new simplified formats
• Adjust expected python_versions in legacy repository and locker tests to '2.7.*' and '>=3.7.dev0' where applicable
• Modify factory tests to parse '2.7.*' instead of '~2.7'

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This PR adapts test assertions to align with poetry-core#879’s updated handling of Python constraint formatting and updates the project’s poetry-core source to a branch that includes prerelease constraint fixes.

Class diagram for updated test assertions on Python constraint formatting

classDiagram
    class LockerTest {
        +test_python_constraint_formatting()
        +assert_python_constraint()
    }
    class LegacyRepositoryTest {
        +test_python_constraint_formatting()
        +assert_python_constraint()
    }
    class PyPIRepositoryTest {
        +test_python_constraint_formatting()
        +assert_python_constraint()
    }
    class FactoryTest {
        +test_python_constraint_formatting()
        +assert_python_constraint()
    }
    LockerTest <|-- LegacyRepositoryTest
    LockerTest <|-- PyPIRepositoryTest
    LockerTest <|-- FactoryTest

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adapted test expectations for python_versions to match the new constraint formatting including .dev0 and wildcard forms	Assert win-inet-pton extras use “>=2.6.dev0 <2.8” Change futures dependency python_versions to “2.7.” across multiple tests Update httpx python_constraint assertion to “>=3.7.dev0” Adjust pathlib2 python_versions parsing to wildcard “2.7.”	tests/repositories/test_pypi_repository.py tests/packages/test_locker.py tests/repositories/test_legacy_repository.py tests/test_factory.py
Point poetry-core dependency to the fork/branch that includes prerelease constraint fixes	Update pyproject.toml to reference the fix-python-constraint-prereleases branch of poetry-core	pyproject.toml

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