pyensembl (2.33.2-1) unstable; urgency=medium
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   * New upstream version.
   * Reenabled autobuild on CI.
   * Refresh skip-benchmark.patch for the opt-in benchmarks in 2.33.2;
     import tinytimer only when timed benchmarks are requested.
   * Copy upstream helper scripts and test configuration into the pybuild
     and autopkgtest directories.
   * Declare the argcomplete, PyFaidx and mypy test dependencies, and
     require datacache 1.30.0 as specified by upstream.
   * Allow build tests to reach their local HTTP fixtures through loopback.
   * Keep source release checks in build tests and exclude the Ensembl 93
     integration example requiring separately installed genome data.
   * Split the Python library into python3-pyensembl; retain the command
     and its manual page in pyensembl with a matching-version dependency.
     Add file takeover relationships for the former combined package.
   * Find the staged command through PATH in CLI tests, removing a
     dependency on an already installed pyensembl package.
   * Test both binary packages and drop the obsolete needs-internet
     autopkgtest restriction; network fixtures use loopback only.

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