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CI to track Python lifecycle - #665
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Added 3.15, removed 3.10.
Also had to rejig the way we import build scripts as Python 3.15 is more of a stickler for type checking. In the end, It seems that what we were doing was correct and there's some issue in the type checking. Still, there's some more safety around the import now.