Lower minimum Python version to 3.11 and enhance CI#66
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Lowers the minimum required Python version from 3.13 to 3.11 to expand compatibility. Updates dependency constraints and lockfile metadata accordingly. Adds or adjusts conditional dependencies for better support on older Python versions.
Expands CI to include multiple Python versions and adds lint and format checks with Ruff. Improves reliability by running tests and code quality checks across Python 3.11–3.14. Updates dependencies setup to latest actions and tools for better maintainability.
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Ahh, #65 not yet merged. |
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Can you merge in main now that #65 is in? |
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Done. Thanks |
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Lower the minimum supported Python version to 3.11 to improve compatibility. Expand the CI workflow to test across multiple Python versions and include linting and formatting checks with Ruff for better code quality. Update dependency constraints accordingly.