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Require Python 3.10 and patched AnyIO - #19
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Raise the supported Python minimum from 3.8 to 3.10 so AnyIO >=4.14.2 can fix critical TLS hostname verification advisory GHSA-82r6-8w77-94w6. Enforce the floor in distribution metadata and requirements, update CI, and document the breaking compatibility change. Preserve CI through .fernignore. Validation on Python 3.10.20: 27 tests pass (1 skipped), mypy checks 541 files, wheel and sdist build. Requires coordinated SDK release; do not publish as a patch without assessing versioning. Generator source change will follow in agentmail-docs.
Prepared for the October 9 Vanta remediation. Merge/release and Vanta rescan are still required before treating findings as closed.