build: Update Python version requirement to include 3.14

[esthorace]

I cannot use the library on AWS Elastic Beanstalk in a Python 3.14 environment, since AWS uses pip install -r requirements.txt to install dependencies, and this is the only library that is giving me trouble in this context. With uv I haven’t had any issues, but with pip I have. Thank you very much...

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Adds Python 3.14 support across packaging, CI, docs, and Makefile; also adds a new LLM-oriented documentation file.

• Build/Packaging
  • Expand requires-python to >=3.10,<3.15 and add classifier Python :: 3.14 in pyproject.toml.
• CI
  • Include Python 3.14 in test matrix in .github/workflows/ci.yml.
  • In .github/workflows/docs.yml, use actions/setup-python with python-version: 3.x.
• Makefile
  • Add test-3.14 target and include it in test-all.
• Docs
  • Update supported versions in CONTRIBUTING.md and .python-version comments to include 3.14.
  • Add docs/llms.txt with a comprehensive index for LLM crawlers and assistants.

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[rennf93]

Hola @esthorace !

Thanks for opening the PR :)

I was wondering if I could ask you for permissions to commit/push to your branch?
I'll push some minor changes there and then merge; then release.
I've ran the tests and checked the code. Everything seems compatible between 3.13 and 3.14 for the project.

Anyway, let me know and I'll try and have it done as soon as possible so you don't have to think about workarounds and what not.

Abrazo!

[esthorace]

Of course, go ahead and make any changes you need. ‘Allow edits by maintainers’ is already enabled.

[rennf93]

Hi @esthorace

New version 4.2.2 released with support for Python 3.14

Thank you very much!

[rennf93]

Hey @esthorace

I was just wondering if you'd be keen to give me some feedback on the library? I've been working on it for +1 year and as I keep building stuff for it, is important to me to get a clear view of what, how and why the developers are finding useful, complicated, extra... you name it.

I'd just like to get your feedback, use cases, and such things - on a high level, but enough for me to understand. Maybe have a chat through Discord, or something like that?

Again, no strings attached. Only if you'd like to contribute in that way too :)

Have a nice one!