Ask for python 3.12 support on pypi

[YishiMichael]

Hi,

I'm currently working on a python repository about graphics rendering, and I'd like to include Clipper2 as a third party dependency. I encountered an error when running pip install pyclipr. It seemed that a distribution for python 3.12 is missing (which is the latest python version). So I manually compiled the source code following readme and it worked for me.

Whenever it's convenient, could you please make a release so that a distribution for python 3.12 is available via pypi? This will make it easier for other users using python 3.12 to install pyclipr as well. Thanks in advance!

[drlukeparry]

Thank you for letting me know.

I wasn't even aware Python 3.12 was available , but saw it was released this week. I'll look into making this available relatively soon in the distribution script.

[drlukeparry]

Added the change but this is not enabled in GitHub actions currently because Python 3.12 is not yet available under the existing Ubuntu distribution. This will require manual introduction for 3.12 at a later date.