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Add testing for python 14, and bumping icarus and verilator sim - #291
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On second though, since some bigger packages like cocotb likely won't provide python 3.15 support for a while, let's just get python 14 added for now. |
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Python 3.14 has been out for a year, and Python 3.15 comes out tomorrow, so let's get them supported! The regressions tests for v15 will fail until the release, but we can merge once it's live and common packages support it.
I added Icarus test jobs for Python 3.14 and 3.15, and moved the coverage collection from the Python 3.13 job to Python 3.14. And also moved verilator from 3.10 to 3.14 since 3.10 is out of main support.