Removal of pendulum dependency in kiota-python breaks earlier versions of msgraph-sdk

Describe the bug

We are using msgraph-sdk-python 1.0.0 to automate the download and copying of files from Sharepoint/OneDrive. Until this morning, fields such as created_date_time and modified_date_time were instances of pendulum.datetime.

kiota-python's dependency on pendulum was recenly removed ( https://github.com/microsoft/kiota-python/commit/8a66dc486eccc10d370a2f0e6459b1c91757ddfa ), and a new release (1.8.0) of the various kiota-python artifacts was published this morning. Since msgraph-sdk-python uses imprecise versioning for microsoft-kiota-* (i.e. microsoft-kiota-serialization-json >=1.3.0,<2.0.0"), the newly published version of microsoft-kiota-serialization-json is included with all previous releases of msgraph-sdk-python and our code which relies on created_date_time and modified_date_time being instances of pendulum.datetime breaks despite not updating to a new version of the library.

Expected behavior

Release versions of a publicly available library should use exact versioning for dependencies whenever possible so that changes in the library's dependencies do not break existing versions/releases of the library.

How to reproduce

1. Install version 1.0.0 of msgraph-sdk-python
2. Observe that instances of created_date_time and other datetime fields are instances of datetime.datetime.

SDK Version

1.0.0

Latest version known to work for scenario above?

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Known Workarounds

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Beginne damit, das Problem mit msgraph-sdk-python 1.0.0 nachzustellen, und prüfe seine Abhängigkeitsdeklarationen für microsoft-kiota-serialization-json und die anderen microsoft-kiota-* Pakete. Überprüfe, ob die installierten Versionen created_date_time und modified_date_time von pendulum.datetime ändern, und bestätige anschließend, dass die Abhängigkeitsbeschränkungen diese Regression für bestehende Releases verhindern.