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Increment default python version to 3.11 #160

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  1. Increment default python version to 3.11 

    I suspect we'll want to sufficiently increment the released version so
this doesn't break users who are pinned to 0.1.
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    jmsanders committed Mar 27, 2024
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  2. Revert "Increment default python version to 3.11" 

    This reverts commit 18e68f8.
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    jmsanders committed Mar 27, 2024
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  3. Bump to py3.11 in the GH templates, not the action 

    These yaml files actually get copied into user repos and can already
pass an overridden python version into our action.

If we bump the defaults in the action, we need to introduce a new tag >
0.1 to avoid introducing a breaking change for anybody who is pinned to
0.1 (onto to mention anybody who isn't pinned at all).
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  4. Also pass python_version through GL action

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