ci: support libs with requires-python higher than 3.10#366
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We tried to fix this in #366, but missed that we need to use the detected minimum Python version in the `integration` job as well as in `init`.
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#364 has revealed that CI breaks with packages with a
requires-pythonlower bound that's higher than 3.10 (it hasrequires-python>=3.12).This is because we would run
just integration-k8sandjust integration-machinein theinitstep to check if they have any tests, and that uses our defaultjustfilePython version of 3.10.This PR fixes this by recording the minimum supported Python version when we calculate the Python versions to test the library with, and using that version in the failing step.