Update bytecode pickles for Py 3.15b4#4879
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Since the previous attempt to fix the bytecodes for ActionTests, which was for the last 3.15 alpha, they've changed again. This is normal during the development cycle. Sync to the current strings. Signed-off-by: Mats Wichmann <mats@linux.com>
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Since the previous attempt to fix the bytecodes for
ActionTests, which was for the last 3.15 alpha, they've changed again. This is normal during the development cycle. Sync to the current strings.There is no operational change to SCons and no doc impacts - this is unittest-only.
CHANGES.tatandRELEASE.txtalready say the ActionTests strings were updated for 3.15 (without the ganularity of a specific alpha/beta/rc), so there's no further change needed there as long as this makes the 4.11 release.Note we don't have a CI runner which fires up 3.15, so relies only on manual tests, which I've done on Windows and Linux (Fedora 43/44).
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CHANGES.txtandRELEASE.txt(and read theREADME.rst).