python 3.14 and UI in CI

[digitronik]

Summary by Sourcery

Add Python 3.14 support and modernise CI workflows by switching to the UV installer for Python, updating action versions, and refining the test matrix.

New Features:

• Add support for Python 3.14 across the project and CI pipelines

Enhancements:

• Raise minimum Python requirement to >=3.11 and add Python 3.14 classifier in pyproject.toml

CI:

• Use astral-sh/setup-uv@v7 for Python setup and prefix all pip commands with 'uv'
• Upgrade GitHub Actions steps to v5 for checkout, codecov, and upload-artifact
• Expand CI matrix to include Python 3.14, run Firefox tests only on 3.14, and disable fail-fast

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR updates the CI pipelines to use Python 3.14 via the astral-sh/setup-uv wrapper, unifies pip invocations under uv, refreshes GitHub Action versions, extends the test matrix to cover Python 3.14 with Firefox, and bumps the project’s required Python version to ≥3.11.

Class diagram for updated Python version requirement in pyproject.toml

classDiagram
  class ProjectMetadata {
    +name: string
    +readme: string
    +requires-python: ">=3.11"
    +dependencies: list
    +classifiers: list
    +maintainers: list
  }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adopt uv pip wrapper and Python 3.14 across CI	Switch setup-python@v5 to astral-sh/setup-uv@v7 and prefix all pip calls with "uv pip --system" Update python-version to "3.14" in setup steps for tests, docs, platform, and package jobs Unify dependency installation commands (tests, docs, package build) under uv pip	.github/workflows/test_suite.yml
Refresh GitHub Action versions and CI behavior	Bump actions/checkout, actions/cache, codecov/codecov-action to v5 where applicable Add fail-fast: false to the test matrix for more resilient runs Limit default matrix to Chromium and include a Firefox run only on Python 3.14	.github/workflows/test_suite.yml
Update package metadata to require Python ≥3.11 and support 3.14	Add Python :: 3.14 classifier to pyproject.toml Raise requires-python from ">=3.10" to ">=3.11"	pyproject.toml

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey there - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• The platform job no longer depends on the main test job—consider re-adding tests as a prerequisite so you don’t run platform builds on unverified code.
• There’s a lot of repeated checkout/setup/install boilerplate across jobs; extracting those into a reusable workflow or composite action would reduce YAML duplication and maintenance overhead.
• You’re only running Firefox on Python 3.14—either expand Firefox tests to cover your other supported Python versions or update your compatibility policy to reflect Firefox being 3.14+ only.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The platform job no longer depends on the main test job—consider re-adding tests as a prerequisite so you don’t run platform builds on unverified code.
- There’s a lot of repeated checkout/setup/install boilerplate across jobs; extracting those into a reusable workflow or composite action would reduce YAML duplication and maintenance overhead.
- You’re only running Firefox on Python 3.14—either expand Firefox tests to cover your other supported Python versions or update your compatibility policy to reflect Firefox being 3.14+ only.

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[digitronik]

After this I learn that replacing setup-python con't replace by setup-uv.
installing python will slow down process.