Update aiofiles version constraint in pyproject.toml

[shanto12]

Description

This PR updates the aiofiles version constraint from <24.0.0 to <25.1.0 in pyproject.toml.

Problem

Currently, cognee depends on aiofiles>=23.2.1,<24.0.0, which conflicts with Microsoft agent-framework that requires aiofiles>=24.0.1. This makes it impossible to use cognee alongside Microsoft agent-framework.

Solution

Update the aiofiles upper bound to <25.1.0 to allow compatible versions while still maintaining an upper limit.

Fixes #1829

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[Vasilije1990]

@siillee can you open a PR and check if tests are passing, and if so we can merge this one

[siillee]

@siillee can you open a PR and check if tests are passing, and if so we can merge this one

@Vasilije1990 Opened a PR on a new branch which triggered CI tests, everything seems to be fine

EDIT: Still working on cleanly merging dev into this branch. After we merge PR about main/dev sync, then we can merge PR regarding this issue.

[dexters1]

Already resolved on the dev branch