Enable support of Python 3.15 - #378
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Add Python 3.15 to the CI matrices and package metadata: - pyproject.toml: add the 3.15 classifier and bump requires-python to <3.16 - clang smoke builds: add 3.15 and allow-prereleases in setup-python - build_pip: add 3.15 and the conda-forge/label/python_rc RC channel - conda-package(-cf): add 3.15 rows (numpy 2.5) and the python_rc channel
setup-miniconda creates the environment with python=3.15 using only its own 'channels' input, so the release candidate must be available there too - the channel added to the later conda build/CHANNELS steps is not enough.
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This PR adds Python 3.15 across the CI matrices and package metadata.
Note, it relies on the legacy (GIL) behavior for 3.15; free-threading support is handled separately in #357.