build(deps-dev): bump flake8-bugbear from 22.12.6 to 24.1.17

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Bumps flake8-bugbear from 22.12.6 to 24.1.17.

Release notes

Sourced from flake8-bugbear's releases.

24.1.17

• B038: Restrict rule to mutation functions only (#453)

24.1.16

• B036: Fix crash on raise statements raising something other than

24.1.15

• B038: Add check for mutations of loop iterator (#446)
• B037: Add check for yielding or returning values in init() (#442)
• B017: make B017 also apply to BaseException (#439)
• B036: Add check for except BaseException without re-raising (#438)

23.12.2

• B018: to detect useless-statements at all levels (#434)
• B018: Add classname to b018 useless-expression output (#433)
• B018: Include tuples in b018 useless-statement check (#432)

23.11.28

• B035: Fix false positive when named expressions are used (#430)

23.11.26

• B035: add check for static keys in dict-comprehension (#426)
• B902: Add exceptions for standard library metaclasses (#415)
• B017: Modify to no longer have a false negative when raises() is imported directly from pytest (#424)
• B026: Fix bug where the check was not triggered for calls where the caller is an attribute (#420)

23.9.16

• add --classmethod-decorators (#405)
• fix name collision for node_stack on python 3.12 (#406)
• Use pypa/build to build the package (#404)

23.7.10

• Add B034: re.sub/subn/split must pass flags/count/maxsplit as keyword arguments.
• Fix a crash and several test failures on Python 3.12, all relating to the B907 check.
• Declare support for Python 3.12.

23.6.5

• Include tox.ini in MANIFEST.in for sdist. (#389)
• Improve B033 (duplicate set items) (#385)

23.5.9

• Add B033: Detect duplicate items in sets
• Add B908: Detect assertRauses like contexts only has top level statements that could throw
• Add B028: Allow stacklevel to be explicitly assigned as a positional argument
• Remove more < 3.8 checks / assertions

23.3.23

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Commits

• 608df84 Update CHANGES + move to version 24.1.17 to release
• 546d833 fix(b038): Restrict rule to mutating functions only (#453)
• f365c21 Update CHANGES + move to version 24.1.16 to release
• 56ac5c8 Fix crash on raise with non-Name value (#450)
• 9fe5ca3 Fix rst check yaml
• b78cf05 Add a rst syntax check to avoid invalid syntax in the future
• 1d63713 Fix README.rst syntax to release
• 1cc695d It's 2024 Cooper ...
• c09afa5 Update CHANGES + move to version 23.1.15 to release
• 9c100b6 refactor(b038): Cleanup unused code in B038Checker (#448)
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Superseded by #155.