Outdated chromadb Pin Breaks MCP Server on Python 3.14
The mempalace MCP server pins chromadb to a version range that depends on pydantic.v1, which is incompatible with Python 3.14, causing import failures with no clear error message. As Python 3.14 adoption grows, unresolved transitive dependency conflicts in MCP ecosystem packages will increasingly block developer adoption.
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