Bump to Python 3.13 #521
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Due to the deprecation of pkg_resources we migrate to importlib, details see: https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/pkg_resources.html
- removed 3.7 + 3.8 as they are not longer maintend - added 3.12 + 3.13 - switched windows and macos tests to 3.13
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Hi @almarklein,
I took the time and tried to upgrade TimeTagger and its container images to Python 3.13.
Additionally the CI has been upgraded to also test all currently supported Python versions up to Python 3.13. Old and unmainted versions have been removed.
Minor code changes were nessecary in order to make the codebase Python 3.13 ready and get rid of deprecated function calls.
The work and testing is not fully done yet I think but before putting more work into this I wanted to get some feedback from your side if it is worth the effort.
Cheers and merry christmas 🎄,
Daniel