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Bump pyTS to v1.0.0 - #1289
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Use the first stable pyTS release, v1.0.0, instead of v0.8.0. Update
cmsis.pytsinpackage.jsonand the corresponding entries indocs/third-party-licenses.jsonand the regeneratedTPIP.md.The pyTS v1.0.0 release targets commit
362e165175267ad3653eefa255a491ef4aac0703, which is functionally identical to v0.8.0. Only one CI dependency update.Checklist