Fix tests for Python 3.13.6+ compatibility.#22
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Python 3.13.6 changed the way `<title>` tags are parsed: If there is no end tag, the rest of document is handled as title content. Source: python/cpython#135310 This change has also been backported to Python 3.12 but is not yet released. Example of a breaking test: https://github.com/zopefoundation/groktoolkit/actions/runs/16882111176/job/47820322945?pr=102 (Sorry I was not able to reproduce it here in the repository but I also saw it locally on 3.13.6)
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Python 3.13.6 changed the way
<title>tags are parsed: If there is no end tag, the rest of document is handled as title content.Source: python/cpython#135310
This change has also been backported to Python 3.12 but is not yet released.
Example of a breaking test: https://github.com/zopefoundation/groktoolkit/actions/runs/16882111176/job/47820322945?pr=102 (Sorry I was not able to reproduce it here in the repository but I also saw it locally on 3.13.6) – The difference is that groktoolkit already uses uv (which already has 3.13.6) and
zope.talstill relies on the Python versions provided by GitHub Actions (which does not yet have it.)