Bump pyfakefs from 5.3.5 to 5.7.0 in /tools/deps

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Bumps pyfakefs from 5.3.5 to 5.7.0.

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pyfakefs release version 5.7.0

• adds official Python 3.13 support
• improves OS emulation behavior
• better support for additional_skip_names

pyfakefs release version 5.6.0

Adds preliminary support for Python 3.13.

pyfakefs release version 5.5.0

Deprecates the usage of the pathlib2 and scandir packages, minor bug fixes.

pyfakefs release version 5.4.1

Bugfix release - fixes a regression.

pyfakefs release version 5.4.0

Improves permission handling, fixes several issues.

Changelog

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Version 5.7.0 (2024-08-10)

Adds official Python 3.13 support, improves OS emulation behavior.

Changes

• officially support Python 3.13

Enhancements

• the additional_skip_names parameter now works with more modules (see #1023)
• added support for os.fchmod, allow file descriptor argument for os.chmod only for POSIX for Python < 3.13
• avoid reloading glob in Python 3.13 (did affect test performance)

Fixes

• removing files while iterating over scandir results is now possible (see #1051)
• fake pathlib.PosixPath and pathlib.WindowsPath now behave more like in the real filesystem (see #1053)
• PurePosixPath reported Windows reserved names as reserved in Python >= 3.12 (see #1067)
• PurePosixPath.joinpath() incorrectly handled paths with drives under Windows in Python >= 3.12 (see #1070)

Version 5.6.0 (2024-07-12)

Adds preliminary Python 3.13 support.

Enhancements

• added preliminary support for Python 3.13 (tested with beta2) (see #1017)
• added apply_umask argument to FakeFilesystem.create_dir to allow ignoring the umask (see #1038)

Fixes

• use real open calls for remaining pathlib functions so that it works nice with skippedmodules (see #1012)

Infrastructure

• Add pyupgrade as a pre-commit hook.

Version 5.5.0 (2024-05-12)

Deprecates the usage of pathlib2 and scandir.

Changes

• The usage of the pathlib2 and scandir modules in pyfakefs is now deprecated. They will now cause deprecation warnings if still used. Support for patching these modules will be removed in pyfakefs 6.0.
• PureWindowsPath and PurePosixPath now use filesystem-independent path separators, and their path-parsing behaviors are now consistent regardless of runtime platform and/or faked filesystem customization (see #1006).

Fixes

• fixed handling of Windows pathlib paths under POSIX and vice verse (see #1006)
• correctly use real open calls in pathlib for skipped modules (see #1012)

Version 5.4.1 (2024-04-11)

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Commits

• d4adcba Release 5.7.0
• 68c0a42 Fix PurePosixPath.joinpath under Windows
• ed752e0 Patch is_reserved for Windows/PosixPurePath
• 24808e4 Add specific tests for PurePosixPath and PureWindowsPath
• 8472236 [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate
• 800c88d Add Python 3.13 to supported versions
• b9d7b1d Update pre-commit from 3.8.0 to 4.0.0
• c60987c Optimization: only analyze traceback if needed
• 956d7af [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate
• b23680e Avoid reloading glob in Python 3.13
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Superseded by #5341.