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fix(deps): update dependency icalendar to v7.2.2 - #25

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This PR contains the following updates:

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icalendar (changelog) ==7.2.0==7.2.2 age confidence

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collective/icalendar (icalendar)

v7.2.2

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- Fixed duplicate ``vInt.min`` and ``vInt.max`` descriptions in the API reference that caused the Read the Docs build to fail.

7.2.1 (2026-07-20)
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Security fixes
  • Fixed GHSA-qjcq-q7h7-r74v <https://github.com/collective/icalendar/security/advisories/GHSA-qjcq-q7h7-r74v>_: a crafted REPEAT on a VALARM could exhaust memory or CPU via :attr:Alarm.triggers <icalendar.cal.alarm.Alarm.triggers> and :class:~icalendar.alarms.Alarms. Expansion is now capped at icalendar.config.MAX_ALARM_REPEAT. Its default is 10000. Set to -1 to disable the cap. :class:~icalendar.prop.integer.vInt now also enforces the :rfc:5545 signed 32-bit integer range on parse. @​SashankBhamidi

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