RAI-16267 Removed unnecessary dependencies, picked newer versions of dependencies #136
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@antikus should we update classifiers in setup.py since SDK won't support Python 3.7?
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Actually, it's not the case. The SDK works on 3.7. Initially when I was cleaning up the dependencies and was planning to have snowflake-snowpark-python package as a dependency that would make 3.7 not supportable since the snoflakw library requires Python >=3.8
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Although the versions of the dependencies picked based on the availability of them in Anaconda Snowflake channel ensuing the versions availability in Anaconda Snowflake channel will likely become unnecessary since the Snowflake-friendly version of the SDK will likely be distributed as a separate package so all the existing dependencies versions won't matter in case of SF and vice versa.