👷 ci: test against Python 3.15#331
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Python 3.15 is at 3.15.0b3. This extension reproduces
argparseoutput in the rendered docs, so a change to the upstream formatter turns into a diff in every project that uses it. 🐍 Running the suite against the beta gives us a few months to react before 3.15 ships.I added
3.15and3.15tto theenvmatrix incheck.yaml, plus the matchingenv_listentries intox.tomlso the environments exist locally too. Both follow how 11cf41f declared3.14. Neither needs a prerelease flag, sinceuv python installand the tox interpreter discovery pick up the newest available build.pyproject.tomlgains theProgramming Language :: Python :: 3.15classifier, and[tool.pyproject-fmt] max_supported_pythonmoves to3.15. Without that second entry the hook strips the classifier as newer than the Python it knows, so the two go together. The entry comes back out once pyproject-fmt's own maximum catches up, the way the 3.13 one did.requires-pythonis unchanged and no version is dropped.