Add Python3.13 and iOS/macOS ARM64 testing to CI #2404
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Adds Python3.13 to the CI matrix.
Also adds ARM64 testing by way of the new macOS-14 runners. iOS tests are now run on macOS-14, as it's a more realistic hardware platform (and, evidence suggests, faster as well)
As 4 platforms x 6 Python versions is a whole lot of CI to test, only "min python" (3.8), "max python" (3.12) and "dev python" (3.13-dev) are tested on every operating system, with 3.9-3.11 tested on Linux to ensure there aren't any standard library or language discrepancies.
Adding macOS Sonoma introduced the need for some additional fixes, as the implementation of NSMenu has been changed in a way that prevented Selection and DetailedList tests from running. This may also address the intermittent issue that has been seen in pre-Sonoma macOS where the DetailedList tests would lock up in CI.
Fixes #2383.
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