tests: make tests independent of currently available Python versions

[radoering]

Summary by Sourcery

Make tests independent of the current set of supported Python versions by introducing a helper to generate classifiers dynamically and updating tests to use it

Enhancements:

• Add expected_python_classifiers helper function to compute Python version classifiers from AVAILABLE_PYTHONS

Tests:

• Replace hardcoded Python classifiers and metadata version variables in tests with dynamic calls to expected_python_classifiers and expected_metadata_version

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Reviewer's Guide

Refactor tests to dynamically generate Python version classifiers from Package.AVAILABLE_PYTHONS, removing hard-coded or inline lists to ensure tests remain valid as Python support evolves.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactor classifier expectations to dynamically adapt to AVAILABLE_PYTHONS	Introduce expected_python_classifiers helper with optional min_version filtering Replace inline classifier assembly in test_builder_installs_proper_files_for_standard_packages with expected_python_classifiers() Replace hard-coded classifier list in test_builder_generates_proper_metadata_when_multiple_readme_files with expected_python_classifiers("3.7")	tests/masonry/builders/test_editable_builder.py

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