Inconsistent Python Version

[conveyanand]

Describe the bug
The supported Python version range is currently inconsistent across the project.

• README.md references to Python 3.7--3.13
• pyproject.toml references to Python >=3.8
• .github/workflows/pytest.yml tests references to Python 3.8 through 3.12

To Reproduce
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Expected behavior
This makes it unclear which Python versions are actually supported.
Users may assume Python 3.7 or 3.13 are supported based on the README.md , while workflows and pyproject.toml do not fully confirm that. Clear range for Python version should be maintained across all the references.

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Additional context
Recommended Fix

• Align Python version references
• If Python 3.13 support is intended, add it to pyproject.toml
• If Python 3.7 is no longer supported, remove it from the README.md.
• Consider raising the minimum to >=3.9 or >=3.10 if legacy support is not essential.

[btasdelen]

I do not see a reference to Python version at README.md, can you point out the exact lines? .github/workflows/pytest.yml is for which Python versions the GitHub actions should test for, a user should not be looking at it to decide which versions are supported.

I do agree the minimum version could be updated to 3.10, and 3.13 can be added to the tests. This is a tiny change, and can be merged within a larger PR.

[conveyanand]

I see that Python version has been updated in README.md#10 as part of this PR.