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As pytest-ordering is deprecated in favor of (it's fork) pytest-order, we should use that one.
With that, all other dependencies are updated as well.

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    • Updated internal build, testing, and documentation tooling dependencies to latest versions, including security-related packages (cryptography, certifi, urllib3) and core framework dependencies (Starlette)
    • Refreshed dependency lock files to reflect current package ecosystem state

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pyproject.toml renames the test dependency pytest-ordering to pytest-order. Three requirements lockfiles (docs/requirements.txt, requirements/build.txt, requirements/bench.txt) are regenerated with broadly updated pinned versions, including a major starlette version jump, newly added psutil, and bumps across networking, crypto, test tooling, and runtime packages.

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pytest-ordering → pytest-order rename
pyproject.toml
The test extra replaces pytest-ordering with pytest-order, the canonical package name for the ordering plugin.
Regenerated requirements lockfiles
docs/requirements.txt, requirements/build.txt, requirements/bench.txt
All three lockfiles are re-pinned to newer versions. Highlights include starlette jumping from 0.52.1 to 1.3.1, psutil added as a new pin, and broad bumps across pytest/plugins (now reflecting pytest-order), cryptography, ruff, anyio, urllib3, uv, uvicorn, tox, and watchfiles. bench.txt additionally refreshes scientific/profiling tooling (matplotlib, numpy, line-profiler, memory-profiler, py-spy).

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🐇 Hop hop, the versions leap and bound,
Old pytest-ordering can't be found —
pytest-order takes its rightful place,
While starlette jumps at quite a pace!
New pins are set, the lockfiles sing,
Fresh packages for everything. 🌿

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