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Support Decider cohort beta on Python 3.9+ - #125
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reddit-decider1.19.x on Python 3.9+; retain the 1.15.x range on Python 3.8.1.19.0b1to CI and cover cohort validation, partial-load diagnostics, and typed membership evaluation.Rollout
reddit-decider==1.19.0b1in the pilot consumer.Verification
make lint PYTHON_VERSION=3.8,3.9, and3.10.make test: legacy/stable matrix passed; beta suites passed with 207 tests on each of Python 3.9 and 3.10.twine check, and conditional dependency metadata checks.