Declare Python 3.14 support and unify version information#479
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README claimed Python 3.9+ while the release notes said 3.9-3.13. Add the 3.14 trove classifier, note the tested range in the README and set requires-python = ">=3.9" as the single machine-readable statement of the supported floor. Test suite and libdoc generation verified on Python 3.14.6. Fixes serhatbolsu#476
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Fixes #476
The README claimed Python 3.9+ while the v3.2.1 release notes said 3.9–3.13, and
pyproject.tomlhad neither arequires-pythonmarker nor a 3.14 classifier. This PR unifies the version information:pyproject.toml: added theProgramming Language :: Python :: 3.14trove classifier and setrequires-python = ">=3.9"— the single machine-readable statement of the supported floor, so pip/PyPI enforce and display it consistently from now on.README.rst: states the tested range explicitly: Python 3.9+ (tested up to Python 3.14).CHANGES.rst: entry under Unreleased.Verification on Python 3.14.6: full unit test suite passes, library import/instantiation works, and Libdoc generates all 110 keywords. Also built the wheel and confirmed the metadata contains
Requires-Python: >=3.9and the 3.14 classifier.