chore(deps): drop <3.13 Python cap, require coreml-diffusion>=0.1.6#68
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Mirror the library: coreml-diffusion 0.1.6 dropped its stale <3.13 cap, so this package can too (requires-python >=3.12). Bump the dependency floor to 0.1.6 to keep the cap consistent across both — a consumer pinned to <3.13 with a library allowing 3.13+ would be unresolvable for the 3.13 range. Pin the dev/CI interpreter to 3.12 via .python-version so CI runs on a fixed baseline rather than floating to a newer Python without a pinned-torch wheel.
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Mirrors coreml-diffusion 0.1.6, which dropped its stale
<3.13Python cap.requires-python→>=3.12(no upper cap; the binary deps coremltools/torchself-gate via their own wheels — coremltools 9 ships a cp313 wheel).
coreml-diffusion>=0.1.6— keeps the cap consistent across both packages (aconsumer capped
<3.13against a library allowing 3.13+ is unresolvable forthe 3.13 range), and 0.1.6 is the first release without the cap.
.python-versionpins dev/CI to 3.12 so CI runs on a fixed baseline insteadof floating to a newer Python without a pinned-torch wheel.
No CI matrix across Python versions: the package is pure Python and its
version compatibility is bounded by the binary deps' wheels, which fail loudly
at install time on an unsupported interpreter.