Test on all supported Python versions #1019
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Pages build and speed check are on the latest version only
The pip to merge dicts is supported in Python 3.9+; replace with the dict.update method
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In the Python project configuration, FLORIS supports Python versions
>=3.8.0. However, the automated checks through GitHub Actions are testing inconsistent and incomplete versions, as shown below.This pull request updates these workflows to support Python v3.13 and moves the pages build and speed checks to 3.13. The version changes are captured below.
For context, testing on all supported versions helps to catch backward compatibility errors such as the lack of importing
annotationswhen we use the pipe (|) for type hinting.NOTE: One of the examples fails with Python 3.8. Prior to merging, this should be resolved so that the CI doesn't always fail.