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feat(environment): allow Python version flexibility and update dependencies #392

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  • Update the Python version requirement to be more flexible, allowing any version greater than or equal to 3.9.
  • Remove the hiveplot dependency from the main list.
  • Move nxviz from the main dependency list to the pip subsection, ensuring it is installed via pip.

This change will help in maintaining compatibility with future Python releases and streamline dependency management by specifying the preferred installation method for nxviz.

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- Update the Python version requirement to be more flexible, allowing any version greater than or equal to 3.9.
- Remove the `hiveplot` dependency from the main list.
- Move `nxviz` from the main dependency list to the `pip` subsection, ensuring it is installed via pip.

This change will help in maintaining compatibility with future Python releases and streamline dependency management by specifying the preferred installation method for `nxviz`.
- Remove trailing whitespace in import statements for better code style adherence.
- Update the Jupyter notebook's kernel specification from 'nams' to 'python3' for clarity.
- Update the Python version in the notebook metadata from 3.8.10 to 3.8.13 to reflect the use of a newer interpreter.

No functional changes are made to the code, ensuring no impact on existing functionality.
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