Morgan Williams

Can confirm that at least the latest `pyrolite` (v0.3.2) should run fine on Python 3.10 ([passing test suite here](https://github.com/morganjwilliams/pyrolite/runs/7226005443?check_suite_focus=true)).

@aReaSa other things that could be interfering include having multiple versions of Python (common on Linux, Mac, sometimes occurs on Windows depending on how you install things), and for operations...

One way to patch this (in lieu of a likely future PR to `mpltern` adding this to the assorted axes plotting methods), is as follows, adding relevant keyword arguments to...

With a new version and explicit support for Python 3.10-3.11, I'm hoping this one is now solved.

Hey @tectoni and @aReaSa, after curiously running into this myself recently, it looks to have been an issue with old files being included specifically in the built binary wheel uploaded...

@ondrolexa I'll take a look! Note that this decomposition as currently implemented is just based on optimization, so first guess is it got stuck at the beginning. Could potentially work...

Hey @mbastosf64! Apologies I didn't manage to get back to you last week, the first one I'm unsure about (it does seem to be a `statsmodels`-`numpy` version conflict or similar..),...

@mbastosf64 it should work with 1.24, if you're still having issues. But it looks like the error relates to a `numpy` deprecation ([since about `numpy v1.22`](https://numpy.org/doc/1.24/reference/generated/numpy.finfo.machar.html#numpy.finfo.machar)), which I think [should...