Reduce drupal core requirement from 10.3 to 10.2

The most important reason is that a production ready version is probably around Drupal 11 release, so 10.3 will have been around for some time.

But its also so we don't have to support annotations at all. Its already built around attributes which makes it easier to understand.

I found in multiple sources release date of 10.3 is June 17, so already past the deadline and should be released shortly.

While Drupal 11 will be later (by some sources even maybe December, or maybe July).

I am marking as closed, because release should be soon and because of attributes.

I am reopening the issue, because according to this page https://www.drupal.org/docs/drupal-apis/plugin-api/attribute-based-plugins → Drupal 10.2 also supports attributes.
I no longer need this myself, but there was another question on slack.

If anyone would take the time to test it on Drupal 10.2 and can confirm it works, then we can lower the requirements.

There is a pull request for this here: https://git.drupalcode.org/project/ai/-/merge_requests/39

All modules will work with 10.2, except the AI CKEditor that will require 10.3 because of CKEditor updates in this update.

This also removes a dependency on PHP 8.2+ from the Milvus library. I wrote our own and it will work with PHP 8.1.

This has been merge with 1.0.x-dev. The initial tests shows that everything works, except CKEditor 10.3.

I don't see the above really being a problem (CKEditor).

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

Just thought I'd circle back here;
I've just tested ai_ckeditor on Drupal 10.2 it seems the only change that really breaks is the fact we use ViewModel in
https://git.drupalcode.org/project/ai/-/blob/1.0.x/modules/ai_ckeditor/j...

Where for Drupal 10.2 and the version of CKEditor 5 shipped in there it's still Model instead of ViewModel.

As per:
https://ckeditor.com/docs/ckeditor5/latest/updating/guides/update-to-41....

We renamed the export of Model from the @ckeditor/ckeditor5-ui package to ViewModel.

Changing that makes it work nicely on Drupal 10.2, but can imagine that's not necessarily something you'd want to support.