Take the OWID library with the domain bound - #66
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The submodule pointed at a commit from before the domain bound was merged, so this repository carried neither that limit nor the payload size handling that went in with it. The OWID specification now makes the 253 character maximum a hard rule for creators as well as consumers, so a pointer left behind means the published code does not enforce what the specification requires. Moves owid-python from 9f773d67 to 74a61cee, which is that repository's main. No other change.
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Moves the
owid-pythonsubmodule from9f773d67to74a61cee, which is that repository'smainafter the domain bound was merged today.The OWID specification change makes the 253 character domain maximum a hard rule for creators as well as consumers, derived from RFC 1035. The seven language ports now enforce it on read and on write. Until this pointer moves, this repository ships against a library that does not.
Submodule pointer only, no other change. Whatever CI runs here is the check that it is safe.
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