Update dependency python to 3.13

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
python	uses-with	minor	3.11 -> 3.13

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actions/python-versions (python)

v3.13.5: 3.13.5

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v3.13.4: 3.13.4

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v3.12.11: 3.12.11

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Upgrade CI workflow to use Python 3.13 instead of 3.11

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Change	Details	Files
Bump the Python version in the CI pipeline	Changed the python-version input from '3.11' to '3.13' for setup-python action	.github/workflows/ci.yml

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Action: 🧪 Build Next.js (pnpm)

Failed stage: 🟣 Setup Node.js [❌]

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