feat(bigquery): drop Python 3.7-3.9 support and regenerate#17187
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This pull request enables code generation for the google-cloud-bigquery library by removing the skip_generate flag in librarian.yaml. Feedback indicates that several metadata fields were removed from .repo-metadata.json which should be restored to maintain consistency for documentation generation and library discovery.
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Updates post processing to account for dropping support for Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9 and the impacts that has on using 3.10 for lower bounds testing.
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pandas,pyarrow, andopentelemetryconstraints to versions providing native Python 3.10 wheels and avoidingpkg_resourcesfailures.extract_runtime_version()and unused sys and _versions_helpers imports.🦕