wolph/portalocker v4.1.0

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4.1.0:

• Documentation release. No runtime behaviour changed; the only edits to
  executable code replaced two ... bodies on the abstract
  LockBase.acquire/LockBase.release stubs with docstrings.
• Every module, class, function, private helper and dunder method in the
  package now carries a Google-style docstring. ruff's pydocstyle rules
  are enabled for portalocker/ with no exemptions
• Added seven narrative guides: quickstart, lock types, platform behaviour,
  Redis locks, the combine CLI, troubleshooting, and a 3.x to 4.0.0
  migration guide. The API reference moved under docs/api/ and a
  changelog page was added
• docs/platforms.rst documents the advisory-versus-mandatory
  distinction, flock versus lockf, msvcrt versus pywin32, and the
  networked-filesystem caveats that cause most locking confusion
• docs/cli.rst documents the combiner's ASCII-only requirement on
  portalocker/*.py, README.rst and LICENSE, which was previously
  only discoverable by reading __main__.py
• Doctests now run for docs/*.rst and README.rst as well as the
  package, so every documented example is executed on each supported
  platform and interpreter. No # doctest: +SKIP remains anywhere
• Fixed the README telling readers to unlock a filehandle it had already
  closed, which raised ValueError: I/O operation on closed file
• Fixed the README demonstrating BoundedSemaphore without a name,
  which the library itself deprecates in favour of NamedBoundedSemaphore
• Removed the obsolete Python 2 installation section from the README