chore(deps): update pre-commit hook types-requests to v2.32.4.20260324

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
types-requests (changelog)	pre-commit-python	patch	==2.32.4.20260107 → ==2.32.4.20260324

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This pull request automates the update of the types-requests pre-commit hook dependency to its latest patch version. This ensures that the project's type stubs for the requests library remain current, helping to maintain code quality and compatibility with recent requests library changes.

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• Dependency Update: The types-requests pre-commit hook dependency has been updated from version 2.32.4.20260107 to 2.32.4.20260324.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the types-requests pre-commit hook dependency to version 2.32.4.20260324. While this is a routine patch update, I have a concern regarding the package's versioning scheme. The version string appears to contain a future date, which is unconventional. I've added a comment to highlight this potential issue and suggest ensuring a stable and reliable version is used.

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The updated version 2.32.4.20260324 for types-requests is concerning as it appears to contain a date in the future (the year 2026). This is unconventional and could indicate an unstable or incorrectly published package. While the previous version also had this pattern, this update is an opportunity to switch to a more standard and reliable version string if one is available, to mitigate potential risks associated with non-standard versioning.