Bump ccxt to 4.4.96 and resolve Python warnings #2802
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Description:
This pull request updates the ccxt dependency from version 4.4.95 to 4.4.96 in the requirements.txt file to keep the project dependencies up-to-date. Additionally, it resolves various Python syntax warnings and invalid escape sequence issues across the codebase to ensure cleaner, warning-free execution.
Updated ccxt version in requirements.txt to 4.4.96.
Fixed invalid escape sequences by using raw strings and proper escaping in multiple Python scripts.
Verified all code compiles without syntax warnings or errors.
No new functionality introduced; purely maintenance and dependency update.
Related Issues/PR:
Closes #2800
Closes #386
Additional Notes:
All tests (where present) and syntax checks have passed successfully after these changes. This update prepares the project for smoother dependency management and reduces potential runtime warnings.