enable unit tests for all supported python versions#442
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this marks future ones as not required to pass for now Signed-off-by: Adrian Edwards <adredwar@redhat.com>
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This PR enables the unit test matrices to run for all supported python versions
this marks future python versions (where we dont yet know if things work) as not required to pass for now
This will help us evaluate whether the changes from #439 will basically give us python 3.13 support for free or not
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The testing will be running this in the PR when the CI runs
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