release: bump version to 2.3.2

[radoering]

Changed

• Update list of supported licenses (#917).

Fixed

• Fix an issue where platform_release could not be parsed on Debian Trixie (#930).
• Fix an issue where using project.readme.text in the pyproject.toml file resulted in broken metadata (#914).
• Fix an issue where dependency groups were considered equal when their resolved dependencies were equal, even if the groups themselves were not (#919).
• Fix an issue where removing a dependency from a group that included another group resulted in other dependencies being added to the included group (#922).
• Fix an issue where PEP 735 include-group entries were lost when [tool.poetry.group] also defined include-groups for the same group (#924).
• Fix an issue where the union of <value> not in <marker> constraints was wrongly treated as always satisfied (#925).
• Fix an issue where a post release with a local version identifier was wrongly allowed by a > version constraint (#921).
• Fix an issue where a version with the local version identifier 0 was treated as equal to the corresponding public version (#920).
• Fix an issue where a != <version> constraint wrongly disallowed pre releases and post releases of the specified version (#929).
• Fix an issue where in and not in constraints were wrongly not allowed by specific compound constraints (#927).
• Fix an issue where data entries in generated setup.py files were duplicated (#923).

Summary by Sourcery

Cut the 2.3.2 release by updating package version metadata and changelog links.

Build:

• Update version references to 2.3.2 in project configuration and package metadata.

Documentation:

• Add 2.3.2 entry to the changelog documenting changes and fixes included in the release.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

Release bump to 2.3.2: updates the project version metadata and changelog, adding a new 2.3.2 section and wiring it into the changelog link references.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add 2.3.2 release notes to the changelog and wire up comparison/release links.	Insert a new 2.3.2 section with detailed Changed/Fixed entries above 2.3.1 in the changelog. Update the [Unreleased] link to compare from 2.3.2 instead of 2.3.1. Add a new [2.3.2] reference pointing at the 2.3.2 release tag URL.	CHANGELOG.md
Bump the library version from 2.3.1 to 2.3.2 in project metadata and package code.	Update the project version field in pyproject.toml from 2.3.1 to 2.3.2. Update the version constant in the package init module from 2.3.1 to 2.3.2.	pyproject.toml src/poetry/core/__init__.py

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