deps(deps): bump pytgcalls from 3.0.0.dev21 to 3.0.0.dev24

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Bumps pytgcalls from 3.0.0.dev21 to 3.0.0.dev24.

Release notes

Sourced from pytgcalls's releases.

pytgcalls v2.1.0. New event: PARTICIPANT_LIST_UPDATED

Ways to register own callback

1:

async def participants_are_updated(group_call, participants):
    print(f'Updated participant list: {participants}')
group_call.on_participant_list_updated(participants_are_updated)

2:

@group_call.on_participant_list_updated
async def participants_are_updated(group_call, participants):
    print(f'Updated participant list: {participants}')

3:

async def participants_are_updated(group_call, participants):
        print(f'Updated participant list: {participants}')
group_call.add_handler(participants_are_updated, GroupCallAction.PARTICIPANT_LIST_UPDATED)

Output

Telethon:

Updated participant list: [<GroupCallParticipantWrapper>({'peer': <telethon.tl.types.PeerChannel object at 0x10eb4a5b0>, 'date': datetime.datetime(2021, 8, 22, 15, 35, 51, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc), 'source': 1382476690, 'muted': True, 'left': False, 'can_self_unmute': True, 'just_joined': False, 'versioned': False, 'min': False, 'muted_by_you': False, 'volume_by_admin': True, 'is_self': False, 'video_joined': False, 'active_date': None, 'volume': None, 'about': '🧑🏻\u200d💻DEV. More info inside...', 'raise_hand_rating': None})]

Pyrogram:

Updated participant list: [<GroupCallParticipantWrapper>({'peer': pyrogram.raw.types.PeerChannel(channel_id=1359572958), 'date': 1629646551, 'source': 1382476690, 'muted': True, 'left': False, 'can_self_unmute': True, 'just_joined': False, 'versioned': False, 'min': False, 'muted_by_you': False, 'volume_by_admin': True, 'is_self': False, 'video_joined': None, 'active_date': None, 'volume': None, 'about': '🧑🏻\u200d💻DEV. More info inside...', 'raise_hand_rating': None})]

tgcalls v2.0.0. Wheels for Windows, smart pointers, updated tgcalls with webrtc and more

Introduce

You are able to install library on Windows without WSL now. The dependencies have been updated to the latest versions. The updated Telegram tgcalls now has the ability to work with group video calls. Wait for the next major update. A lot of work has been done in this update to improve communication between Python and C++ tgcalls via binding. Fixed all problems with pointers. C++ native instances are now fully deconstructed correctly.

Major

• There is no RuntimeError now. New exceptions: PytgcallsError, CallBeforeStartError, NotConnectedError, GroupCallNotFoundError;
• set_is_mute method is async now. You need to call it with await statement;
• isGroupCallStarted native method was renamed to isGroupCallNativeCreated.

Minor

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Summary by Sourcery

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• Update pytgcalls version in requirements.txt to 3.0.0.dev24

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR updates the pytgcalls dependency in requirements.txt to version 3.0.0.dev24, pulling in the latest upstream fixes and features while leaving other configurations unchanged.

Class diagram for updated pytgcalls event and error handling

classDiagram
    class GroupCall {
        +on_participant_list_updated(callback)
        +add_handler(callback, action)
        +set_is_mute() async
        +isGroupCallNativeCreated()
    }
    class GroupCallParticipantWrapper {
        peer
        date
        source
        muted
        left
        can_self_unmute
        just_joined
        versioned
        min
        muted_by_you
        volume_by_admin
        is_self
        video_joined
        active_date
        volume
        about
        raise_hand_rating
    }
    class PytgcallsError
    class CallBeforeStartError
    class NotConnectedError
    class GroupCallNotFoundError
    PytgcallsError <|-- CallBeforeStartError
    PytgcallsError <|-- NotConnectedError
    PytgcallsError <|-- GroupCallNotFoundError
    GroupCall --> GroupCallParticipantWrapper : updates participant list

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Change	Details	Files
Dependency version bump for pytgcalls	Replaced pytgcalls==3.0.0.dev21 with pytgcalls==3.0.0.dev24 in requirements.txt	requirements.txt

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