Support Python 3.10 to 3.14

[hartwork]

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[hannob]

Adding the keyword makes sense.

Overall, this is a question that would apply to all my python projects (badkeys, snallygaster, freewvs, various smaller ones). I'm using a sync'ed python CI script that I maintain here:
https://github.com/hannob/codingstyle

I'm currently unsure whether I shall remove python 3.9 testing and support without a good reason. Sure, EOL, but as long as there are no new features that I'd want to use, it seems like it doesn't hurt to continue testing it (?)

[hartwork]

Sure, EOL, but as long as there are no new features that I'd want to use, it seems like it doesn't hurt to continue testing it (?)

@hannob my personal take is that end-of-life versions should receive zero support and waste zero unpaid time, CI resources, human discussion or pull request review. So I like to burn that bridge right before it can even happen.

I was making a mass-change to all(? my repositories yesterday. I'm good with closing it as "not what snallygaster needs", it was just an offer to save you a minute or two and to raise awareness.

[hartwork]

Overall, this is a question that would apply to all my python projects (badkeys, snallygaster, freewvs, various smaller ones). I'm using a sync'ed python CI script that I maintain here:
https://github.com/hannob/codingstyle

@hannob I think I mentioned in the past that I consider that approach to be too inflexible and a mistake. I believe we agreed to disagree.