Upgrading to Python 3.11/2 #2635
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force higher version of Python to see which packages we need to rebuild
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This PR will (eventually) move RMG from Python 3.7 to 3.11/2. Python 3.7 is deprecated, which reason enough on its own to move, but doing so will also unblock a number of other improvements.
Opening this now to track the progress of the change and so that I can use the CI to test what packages need to be rebuilt, etc. Will edit this description and clean up the git history when things actually stand a chance of working.