fix: resolve failing tests with pandas>=2.2 #31
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Fixes failing tests that were due to a change in [pandas>=2.2](https://pandas.pydata.org/docs/reference/api/pandas.core.groupby.DataFrameGroupBy.apply.html) related to using `.apply()` on grouped-by objects. Fixes a bunch of warnings related to dubious type mixing within columns. I also finally fixes the import issue due to using the same name everywhere and adds a unit test for verify that the import is not broken again. It also deprecates 3.8 since it's almost EOL.
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Fixes failing tests that were due to a change in
pandas>=2.2 related to using
.apply()on grouped-by objects. Fixes a bunch of warnings related to dubious type mixing within columns. I also finally fixes the import issue due to using the same name everywhere and adds a unit test for verify that the import is not broken again.It also deprecates 3.8 since it's almost EOL.