More packaging updates, test on Windows/MacOS in CI

[bollwyvl]

Congrats again on 0.4.3! 🎉

This brings in some of the patches needed to get the conda-forge package building (and testing) for {linux,win,osx} x py3{8,9,10}:

• line ending normalization to UNIX-style
• removing some of the complexity around tests for as-installed-from-source packages
• normalize invoking python -m pip, etc. (some of the GHA runners get confused)
• including the .js in the sdist

I've also added MacOS and Windows to the CI matrix, demonstrating the issues I've seen on python 3.11.

I don't know very much about cython (much less on proprietary formats) but figured it would be worth it to demonstrate these here. I tried adding the language_level directive, and that reduced the warning some, but did not fix the underlying issue: even commenting out the the first failing test, we're still seeing segfaults during test. There might be some things to run pytest to get better segfault information, not really sure.

I don't really know how to proceed, but figured it was worth it bringing these up with concrete log outputs.

Thanks again!

[bollwyvl]

Refreshed this with 3.12: weirdly, the segfaults still occur on 3.11, but the 3.12rc works fine.

[phith0n]

Indeed a very confused result.

[phith0n]

Refreshed this with 3.12: weirdly, the segfaults still occur on 3.11, but the 3.12rc works fine.

Already make pyduktape2 compitible with Python 3.11, 3.12 and 3.13.
Can you try it again?

[bollwyvl]

Thanks for the update.

In taking a look on conda-forge:

• pyduktape2.pyx is missing from pyduktape2-0.5.0.tar.gz on PyPI
• build from the tagged source, seeing segfaults on python 3.11

I'll probably ship anyway, without those os/python pairs: better than nothing, or shipping known-broken stuff.