Add support for Fedora 41 #953
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Use Python 3.12 in Fedora 41 dev environments, since Python 3.13 (default in Fedora 41) does not work with PySide6 from PyPI yet.
Add a hacky line in pyproject.toml that bumps the Python requirement to 3.14, so that we can build a Dangerzone RPM.
Update our changelog and release instructions, and add a note for Fedora 41 users in our build instructions to install Python 3.12. Fixes #947
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Add support for Fedora 41. A slight obstacle with this distro is that it has Python 3.13 installed, which is not supported by the PySide6 version shipped via PyPI. The
python3-pyside6package has support for Python 3.13, so this is not a real problem for our end users. It's only a problem for dev environments, and this PR installs Python 3.12 to sidestep it.Fixes #947