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test with python 3.13 #446

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As discussed in #445, I don't understand exactly how the leak test is working. It's not clear why we expect the GC object count to be the same every loop, as we don't know what else is going on in Python internals. JITs seems to mess with this count, as does calling gc.collect(). They seem to stabilize at 2 instead of 1 unique count. Presumably a real leak would result in many different counts.

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