release: bump version to 2.2.0

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Added

• Add support for nesting dependency groups (#10166).
• Add support for PEP 735 dependency groups (#10130).
• Add support for PEP 639 license clarity (#10413).
• Add a --format option to poetry show to alternatively output json format (#10487).
• Add official support for Python 3.14 (#10514).

Changed

• Normalize dependency group names (#10387).
• Change installer.no-binary and installer.only-binary so that explicit package names will take precedence over :all: (#10278).
• Improve log output during poetry install when a wheel is built from source (#10404).
• Improve error message in case a file lock could not be acquired while cloning a git repository (#10535).
• Require dulwich>=0.24.0 (#10492).
• Allow virtualenv>=20.33 again (#10506).
• Allow findpython>=0.7 (#10510).
• Allow importlib-metadata>=8.7 (#10511).

Fixed

• Fix an issue where poetry new did not create the project structure in an existing empty directory (#10431).
• Fix an issue where a dependency that was required for a specific Python version was not installed into an environment of a pre-release Python version (#10516).

poetry-core (2.2.0)

• Deprecate table values and values that are not valid SPDX expressions for [project.license] (#870).
• Fix an issue where explicitly included files that are in .gitignore were not included in the distribution (#874).
• Fix an issue where marker operations could result in invalid markers (#875).

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Reviewer's Guide

Prepares the 2.2.0 release by bumping the project version and pinning poetry-core, updating the CHANGELOG with the new release notes and links, and regenerating the lockfile to reflect these changes.

Entity relationship diagram for updated project dependencies

erDiagram
    PROJECT ||--o| DEPENDENCY : has
    DEPENDENCY {
        string name
        string version
        string source
    }
    PROJECT {
        string name
        string version
        string description
        string requires-python
    }
    PROJECT ||--o| "poetry-core" : depends_on
    "poetry-core" {
        string version
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bump project version and pin poetry-core dependency	Set project version to 2.2.0 in pyproject.toml Replace git reference for poetry-core with fixed 2.2.0 version	pyproject.toml
Update CHANGELOG with 2.2.0 release notes and links	Insert new 2.2.0 section with added, changed, and fixed items Update [Unreleased] comparison link and add [2.2.0] release link	CHANGELOG.md
Regenerate lockfile for new version and dependencies	Refresh poetry.lock to include updated version and pinned dependencies	poetry.lock

Possibly linked issues

• Add support for private indices #1: The PR fixes the 'Could not parse version constraint: ==*' error by including a fix for invalid marker operations in poetry-core 2.2.0.

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