Compatibility with Python 312. #314
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There are few changes in bytecode, including a few documented changes that are not actually present.
The enum now show their value in 3.12, and the docstring fo sys.std.write has had minor modifications. I will also note that I swapped the `expected == result` for `result == expected` in all the file so that the diff when failing is easier to read.
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This starts looking into compatibiliy with Python 3.12.
There seem to have been a number of changes to the bytecode in 3.12, following a number of changes in 3.11 as well, and 3.13 also adds a bunch.
It seem though that the
dismodule has gained a number of convenience classes and methods, in particulardis.Bytecode. I think in a couple of places it might be worth looking into using that instead of parsing the bytecode ourselves.