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Update django-filter to 24.3 #2530

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This PR updates django-filter from 23.4 to 24.3.

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24.3

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* Adds official support for Django 5.1.

* Allow using dictionaries for grouped choices on Django 5.0+.

Thanks to Sævar Öfjörð Magnússon.

* Adds ``unknown_field_behavior`` FilterSet option to allowing warning and
ignore behaviours for unknown field types during FilterSet generation.

Thanks to Loes.

24.2

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* Fixed a regression in v23.4 where callable choices were incorrectly evaluated
at filter instantiation, on Django versions prior to 5.0.

Thanks to Craig de Stigter for the report and reproduce.

24.1

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* Updated supported Python and Django versions, and resolved upcoming Django
deprecations.

Required versions are now at least Python 3.8 and Django 4.2.

Thanks to Michael Manganiello.

* Allowed passing a FilterSet class to the filterset_factory().

Thanks to Birger Schacht.

* Set empty default value of filterset data to MultiValueDict.

Thanks to Shlomo Gordon.

* Preserve list values passed to the data dict in CSV widgets.

Thanks to Bryan Brancotte.

* Updates French and Ukrainian localisations.

Thanks to Weblate.

23.5

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* Fixed OrderingFilter handling of empty values. (1628)

Thanks to Matt Munns.
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