chore: [FC-7879] bump edx-when version to 3.2.0

[Serj-N]

Summary

Bump edx-when version to 3.2.0.

Related PR

openedx/edx-when#343

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[UsamaSadiq]

@Serj-N You need to include this change in the previous PR. No need to create separate PR for the version bump. We want the change and version bump to be in the same PR.

[Serj-N]

@UsamaSadiq Yes, that's what I did in the edx-when PR. But from Ed's comment, I thought we should also update the dependency version in the edx-platform and any other repos using edx-when. If I that's not the case, then I suppose the version update is done?

[UsamaSadiq]

This PR will be created once edx-when PR is merged and a new version is published on PyPI. Until, the new version is published CI will fail on this PR and edx-platform already has a scheduled requirements upgrade workflow which updates packages on weekly basis.
We can re-open this PR if we want to land the edx-when upgrade individually separate from other routine upgrades.

[Serj-N]

Makes sense, thanks for the clarification!
So, just to confirm: apart from the version update I already did in edx-when here, no further action required, is that correct?

[UsamaSadiq]

Makes sense, thanks for the clarification! So, just to confirm: apart from the version update I already did in edx-when here, no further action required, is that correct?

Yes, no further action should be required from your end. Thanks for this contribution.