chore(Python): Restrict poetry-core to <2.0.0#757
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poetry released a new major version: https://pypi.org/project/poetry/2.0.0/
Python projects picked this up automatically because they didn't specify a maximum version for poetry.
This is bad, since this is a breaking change, and it broke building new Python libraries.
This doesn't break customers using already-distributed Smithy-Dafny Python projects. This only breaks the build system, and we only rebuild the library in CI and for releases. I can install and use (ex.) the published Crypto Tools MPL without issues.
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