Add support for Python 3.13 #63
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🛠 Changes being made
Give examples of the changes you've made in this pull request. Include an itemized list if you can.
setup.pyto allow Python 3.13.github/workflows/python-test.ymlto run tests for Python 3.13🧠 Rationale behind the change
Why did you choose to make these changes?
Keeping support up to date with current Python versions
Does this pull request resolve any open issues?
Closes #62
Were there any trade-offs you had to consider?
Nope, no functional changes needed to be made to add this support.
🧪 Testing
Have tests been added or updated for the changes introduced in this pull request?
Are the changes backwards compatible?
If the changes aren't backwards compatible, what other options were explored?
✨ Quality check
Are your changes free of any erroneous print statements, debuggers or other leftover code?
Has the README been updated to reflect the changes introduced (if applicable)?
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