Added pyasyncore as a dependecy for Python>=3.12#549
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why not just use bacpypes3 that is all asyncio? |
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Support for newer versions of Python is BACpypes3 It can be challenging to embrace asyncio but it's worth it. |
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When using bacpypes with Python >= 3.12, users encounter a
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'asyncore'because asyncore has been removed from the standard library.
This pull request resolves the issue by adding pyasyncore as a dependency for Python >= 3.12, ensuring compatibility with newer Python versions.