Deprecate Python 3.8 support - #4506
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* release-1.38.0: Bumping version to 1.38.0 Add changelog entries from botocore Deprecate Python 3.8 support (#4506)
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This PR contains the changes that will go out with our release on 2025-04-22 to finalize our Python 3.8 support deprecation. As originally announced in February 2022, Boto3 has taken on a 6 month extended support model after the official end of support of a minor Python version. Afterwards, existing SDKs will continue to function as they have previously.
Customers wishing to upgrade to a version with newer features will need to migrate to Python 3.9 or later. No action should be needed as part of this deprecation,
pipwill manage version selection for you.