* Default 30 seems enough for our needs
* comments on critical knowledge
* Cleaner handling of t thunk patches
* Fix an error when adding a release for which there's also a prerelease
* Workaround excepthook not working in Github Actions
* requirements.txt workaround is only needed for old Python

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They finally made a release with our fix

- Prevent OpenSSL from bumping across major versions
- Skip adding versions that already have pending PRs
- Copy/move patches when adding new releases in the same series

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Fixes #3470

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pypy3.5-c-jit-latest and pypy3.7-c-jit-latest are no longer available

* Fix erroneous use in tests that didn't show until now

The options is available since 3.10.0+ (https://github.com/python/cpython/pull/24820)
but has no effect until 3.11.0 (cpython b9e9292d75)
and broken in MacOS until 3.12.2 (cpython cc13eabc7c),
we add downstream patches to fix that except for 3.11-dev where we disabled it

GCC 15+ uses C23 by default
(https://www.phoronix.com/news/GCC-15-Default-C23)

fixes "error: static declaration of ‘sinpi’ follows non-static declaration"
fixes "error: cannot use keyword ‘false’ as enumeration constant"

* use OpenSSL 1.0 and 1.1 only from formulae

According to Miniforge README, they are only meant for interactive installation

* Keep bundled OpenSSL 3
There's no support for OpenSSL 4 yet

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They unexpectedly made a prerelease 3.14.5rc1

exit code 1 is used as a signal that no new version is found -- so have to use a different exit code for unhandled exceptions

3.15.0b1 released means we need 3.16 support

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The release blog entry is here:
https://pypy.org/posts/2026/04/pypy-v7322-release.html

[no ci]

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this checks if "no acceptable C compiler found" is in the last 10 lines of the log, and asks if the user has correctly installed the build dependencies.