Support for Python 3.11

[gayu-thri]

Just wanted to follow up on this, it would be helpful if you could provide some clarification on this matter

@kylebgorman

The dockerfile setup we have now doesn't seem to pull in Python 3.11 so that may be some additional work in the future.

Just wanted to clarify on this point.

When I was trying to generate wheel files using the Dockerfile, I was able to get Python 3.11 pulled (cp311) and the above message that I shared earlier in #64 stating that it's working fine in Python 3.11 also was by making use of this wheel file.

Originally posted by @gayu-thri in #64 (comment)

[gayu-thri]

I don’t think I saw Python 3.11 wheels on my system but it’s possible I missed something. Is it likely we got different outputs from the same dockerfile?
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I also just tried pulling the current version of Dockerfile (with some minor changes you've introduced) and generate the wheels again to confirm this, I am still able to get Python 3.11 cp wheel files generated.

Link for the generated wheel file for Python 3.11 here
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1TmIhuKOfSpXQ5euNsBB3tGV8XUHDa_9V/view?usp=share_link

[kylebgorman]

Okay, fine, uploaded, thanks for that. In the future though I don't know if I will do this sort of thing again: that is, if when I make a Pynini release the highest Python version is 3.X, I won't be adding 3.$(X + 1) support after the fact unless there is a very long lag between Pynini releases.

[gayu-thri]

It works now on Python 3.11. Thank you for the taking the time to address the issues.

In the future though I don't know if I will do this sort of thing again: that is, if when I make a Pynini release the highest Python version is 3.X, I won't be adding 3.$(X + 1) support after the fact unless there is a very long lag between Pynini releases.

Yes, I understand.