docs: clarify supported Python versions in installation section#1628
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This PR updates the installation documentation to clarify supported Python versions. The README previously mentioned Python 3.6+, which is inaccurate. Based on testing, the project works reliably with Python 3.8–3.11, while newer versions (3.12+) may not work due to dependency compatibility issues. This change improves clarity and helps avoid setup errors for new contributors. Fixes zulip#1594
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This PR updates the installation documentation to clarify supported Python versions.
The README previously mentioned Python 3.6+, which is inaccurate. Based on testing, the project works reliably with Python 3.8–3.11, while newer versions (3.12+) may not work due to dependency compatibility issues.
This change improves clarity and helps avoid setup errors for new contributors.
Fixes #1594
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