chore: add support for Python 3.12 macOS arm64 wheels

[reneleonhardt]

I tried to install psycopg2-binary... and failed, that's a first 😅
So I added the missing 3.12 wheels and updated python_versions to the latest releases.

[dvarrazzo]

Uhm... that's weird, I was sure we had released arm64 macos wheels... but they seem missing from pypi indeed. I'll look into it later. Thank you for the report and for the chores.

[dvarrazzo]

I'm waiting for a Scaleway machine to get free to make a macOS arm64 build.

[reneleonhardt]

I'm waiting for a Scaleway machine to get free to make a macOS arm64 build.

I have Apple Silicon, is it possible for you to build remotely on my machine?

[dvarrazzo]

So this is the part I had forgotten, sorry about that.

I managed to get a builder. Packages on the way.

[dvarrazzo]

I have cherry-picked your change, thank you very much.

Missing package released on pypi.

[reneleonhardt]

I have cherry-picked your change, thank you very much.

Why was a simple merge not possible? Now it looks like this PR has been closed unmerged, but the changes were introduced anyway, very confusing for future contributors lol
Before I spend my time helping a project I have to look if they just close PRs unmerged or if they welcome contributions, now the overview shows a green pipeline but the PR is red 🤪
https://github.com/psycopg/psycopg2/pulls?q=is%3Apr+is%3Aclosed

[dvarrazzo]

Your MR was based on master, but because we needed to package 2.9.9 it should have departed from the tag. So I cherry-picked in a branch from there, built the packages, and merged.

The alternative would have to force-push in this branch. I tried to do it now, re-opening and pushing, but the MR got "closed" again. I seem to remember it would have been merged.

It is the first time that someone asks me to have their MR status on github "right". Why? Does anyone keep the stats? For me github is just a web interface and we may decide to go somewhere else sometimes. What matters, for me, is the git history, and cherry-picking it maintains the attribution of your work:

commit 941ac9a72482f7d37584f43f9bd34063a3751aa5 (ren/build-Python-3.12-macos-arm64-wheels, origin/macos-arm64-py312, macos-arm64-py312, build-Python-3.12-macos-arm64-wheels)
Author: Rene Leonhardt <[email protected]>
Date:   Sun Oct 29 14:57:07 2023 +0100

    chore: add support for Python 3.12 macOS arm64 wheels

For me, for instance, you should have set your email better. Now you will go down in the history as "random number @ noreply" 😛

[dvarrazzo]

By the way, just to make it clear: I am very grateful for your contribution and should you contribute more in the future I will try to remember the workflow of force-pushing and merging rather than cherry-picking.