Resolve GCC14 compiler warnings, add python 3.12/3.13 support, remove python 3.7 #70
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Addresses the warnings in #69, although slightly differently, not by changing the cast, but instead not trying to dereference what is already a pointer to the char array.
Then when testing, found several other warnings when compiling with the latest GCC14, GCC15 and clang19 with -Wall and -Wextra - so addressed those too, mostly unused variables.
These changes should make no difference to the functionality of the code, but avoids compilation issues with newer setups.
Also adds support for Python 3.12 and 3.13, and removes support for Python 3.7