drop python3.9 specific tests that use the bundled lockfiles#23457
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(We should maybe have an "oldest supported Python for bundled tools" shortcut.)
I think these "does black/mypy support Python syntax circa 2020?" tests have outlived their usefulness and removing them makes it easier to drop support for Python 3.9 (EoL since 2025-10-31). There are still tests that use 3.8 when custom test lockfiles when available, which cover the "Does Pants work with Pythons older than the bundled tool lockfiles?" case.
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I think these "does black/mypy support Python syntax circa 2020?" tests have outlived their usefulness and removing them makes it easier to drop support for Python 3.9 (EoL since 2025-10-31).
There are still tests that use 3.8 when custom test lockfiles when available, which cover the "Does Pants work with Pythons older than the bundled tool lockfiles?" case.