Update supported Python versions in CI#382
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Why
Python 3.8 and 3.9 are end-of-life, while Python 3.14 is the newest stable version supported by the current Django compatibility range. Keeping the workflows aligned reduces obsolete CI jobs and ensures primary coverage exercises the newest supported runtime.
Impact
This changes CI configuration only. It does not change the package's runtime metadata or application behavior.
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