Add support for python 3.12 #1641
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Add support for python 3.12
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Testing (by cleaning up out test dependencies that don't yet support python 3.12) revealed only 1 required change to allow asdf to support python 3.12, removal of one use of
utcfromtimestamp:asdf/asdf/asdf.py
Lines 1339 to 1341 in cee306e
The tests can be found here: #1633
This change was broken out into this PR to make backporting easier. Python 3.12 will be released 2023-10-02 and we may want to consider releasing a 2.15.2 that includes the change in this PR even if we release 3.0 before that time (so users that can't yet update to 3.0 have an option to run 3.12).
Updating the CI to test python 3.12 would ideally be included in this PR but given the lack of released 3.12 support for some test dependencies (astropy) and the changes required to work around these limitations (see #1633) I propose that we separate this change from the dependency cleanup and rely on the tests in #1633 to show expected python 3.12 compatibility once all the dependencies are updated.