Add support for free-threading Python builds #228
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Description
This change adds support for Python's free-threading builds (e.g., Python 3.14t) by detecting the Py_GIL_DISABLED configuration variable and appending a "t" suffix to version keys when running on a free-threading build.
Changes include:
Expected Behavior
The following example should run
py314on a normal Python 3.14 job and runpy314ton a free-threaded Python 3.14 job.By design, the
tsuffix is needed even when only free-threaded Python is installed on a job. For example, the following configuration fails to runpython3.14tifpython3.14tis installed butpython3.14is not installed.