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Automatically generated by the nightly check_versions.py run.

pydantic-monty-client v0.0.23 -> v1.0.0

Every - version: entry added to docs/packages/pydantic-monty-client.yaml is built by this PR's own build-pydantic-monty-client.yml run; merging publishes the wheels.

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test_callback_contexts[websocket] needs `websockets` and the
scripts/websocket_relay.py relay; websockets now ships riscv64 wheels on
PyPI, so install it, stage the relay, and stop ignoring test_websocket.py.

On cp312 only, test_callback_context_telemetry_fallback's child
interpreter aborts at shutdown: a monty tokio thread re-enters Python
while Py_FinalizeEx runs, CPython 3.12's take_gil calls pthread_exit, and
the forced unwind through Rust frames ends in abort(). pyo3 only checks
Py_IsFinalizing on 3.13+. Reproduced on x86_64 with upstream's PyPI wheel
pinned to one CPU; skip it on cp312.

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