fix: cap Gradio version to <6.11 to prevent UI freeze#1290
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Gradio 6.11.0 has a bug in gr.Tabs that causes the UI to completely freeze when switching tabs. This caps the version to prevent users from hitting this issue until Gradio fixes it upstream. Ref: SWivid#1289
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Summary
Gradio 6.11.0 has a bug in
gr.Tabsthat causes the UI to completely freeze when switching tabs.This PR caps the Gradio version to
<6.11to prevent users from hitting this issue until Gradio fixes it upstream.Changes
gradio>=6.0.0,<6.11inpyproject.tomlRelated
Note: I have additional improvements for this issue (automated version detection, graceful degradation, and a more robust fix). If you are interested in the full solution, feel free to reach out.