Add support for 3.13, drop support for 3.8 #395
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Python 3.13 appears to have introduced some sort of change to how it handles classes with multiple bases, and that is causing problems with the
pydantic.v1
shim that we use for backwards compatibility. See #394In 1d225f8 I attempted refactoring one of the more complicated base classes to not use multiple inheritance, but it turns out that was a red herring. The real culprit was
underscore_attrs_are_private = True
, which changes pydantic's behavior in some way that causes problems on 3.13. I'm honestly still a bit puzzled why, but I am not sure I care too much. This branch fixes it.