CI: Deprecated Function in pymatgen Fails the CI Tests
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CI tests are currently failing due to a known issue. Specifically, with older versions of
monty, the deprecation of thepymatgenfunctionis_rare_earth_metalraises an error instead of a warning in CI environments. Themontyteam has already released a newer version that fixes this issue. However, the latest version ofmontyrequirespython>=3.10, which is not fully compatible with the Python version range supported by AiiDA.This PR is created to address this problem.