add platform entry for 8mpy

[FoamyGuy]

This allows circup to successfully install currently distributed library mpy files onto devices that report 8.0.0 based version strings in their boot_out.txt file such as building from main or current open PR branches.

Tested successfully by installing a library on PyPortal Titano with a custom build from a PR:

Adafruit CircuitPython 8.0.0-alpha.0-2-gffc451b33-dirty on 2022-06-04; Adafruit PyPortal Titano with samd51j20
Board ID:pyportal_titano

[FoamyGuy]

Latest commit updates the versions of tools specified in pre-commit config to match the ones used in standard libraries.

[dhalbert]

We can start building 8.x bundles too.

[FoamyGuy]

I'm not sure of the exact root caused of actions failure. It may be trying to download or access an 8mpy bundle that doesn't actually exist due to my addition.

Unsure about correct way to resolve it. Perhaps building the 8.x bundle like you mentioned will cause that step to succeed?

[tekktrik]

I thiiiiiiink it's getting mad that there are now 3 bundles and the test says it should expect 2:

circup/tests/test_circup.py

Line 934 in 86ff01c

_bundle_count = 2

[tekktrik]

It correctly gets that there are 3 bundles and so fails the assert statement. So _bundle_count should be raised to 3 then manually?

[tekktrik]

You love to see it 🥳

[dhalbert]

I made _bundle_count in the test be based on circup.PLATFORMS, so we don't have to keep changing it.

Thanks for the fix!