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Remove Python 3.11 from CI matrix, tox envlist, setup.py classifiers, .readthedocs.yaml, pypi-publish.yml, and docs. Update conditional coverage step to use 3.12. Part of the broader effort to drop 3.11 across openedx repos: openedx/public-engineering#499 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Python 3.11 is being dropped across the Open edX ecosystem as part of the move
to standardize on Python 3.12. See the tracking issue for the full list of repos:
openedx/public-engineering#499
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