fix: upgrade pandas to >=2.1.1 across all ISSR projects for Python 3.…#42
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This PR addresses the installation failures reported in #28 by upgrading pandas from 2.1.0 to 2.1.1 (or higher) across 5 project directories within the ISSR monorepo.
Why this is the correct fix:
pandas 2.1.0 does not provide pre-compiled binary wheels for Python 3.12 on Windows, which triggers a "build from source" error requiring Visual Studio C++ Build Tools. Version 2.1.1 officially supports Python 3.12 wheels, allowing for a seamless pip install experience for all modern Windows environments.
I have verified the file paths and ensured that the monorepo structure is maintained without introducing a root-level dependency file.