Release 4.0.4

• Stabilize dependency versions to prevent nightly builds from breaking
• Add new ArcFace-based plugin integration

Version 4.0.0

v4.0.0

Updates for Flann and Prometheus monitoring

Wildbook IA Version 3.7.1

This release of Wildbook IA includes incremental updates and bug improvements.

Wildbook IA Version 3.7.0

This release of Wildbook IA includes incremental updates and bug improvements.

Wildbook IA Version 3.6.0

This release offers updated EXIF handling and improved support for new species.

Wildbook IA Version 3.4.0

This release of Wildbook IA adds full PostGRES support for all primary, staging, and dependency cache database files. All existing databases using SQLite3 are still supported and will remain supported as the preferred database engine for WBIA.

Wildbook IA Version 3.3.3

This release of Wildbook IA includes incremental updates and bug improvements.

Wildbook IA Version 3.3.2

This release of Wildbook IA includes incremental updates and bug improvements. Most notably it bundles the web templates into the PyPI package.

v3.3.1: Update pinning of wbia-utool

`utool.experimental` is required by some of the `wbia_cnn` code. Tests
won't pass unless this import is resolved. wbia-utool==3.3.0 contains
the fix to include the `experimental` subpackage.

v3.3.0: Remove trailing commas to avoid black expanding code

From black 20.8b0's changelog:

```
re-implemented support for explicit trailing commas: now it works
consistently within any bracket pair, including nested structures (#1288
and duplicates)
```

We have lots of trailing commas throughout our source code and it causes
changes like this:

```
-    print('Brambox: %r, %r' % (brambox.__version__, brambox.__file__,))
+    print(
+        'Brambox: %r, %r'
+        % (
+            brambox.__version__,
+            brambox.__file__,
+        )
+    )
```

which adds lots of lines for no reason.  There are more extreme cases that make
the code less readable after black reformats the code.  The only way to avoid
this is to remove trailing commas.