python: replace <=3.12 with <3.13 for google-apitools marker (semanti…

[diegofhdz]

Summary

Simple one-line change to resolve dependency marker issue for google-apitools when using PDM as the package manager.

• Semantics unchanged: python_version <= "3.12" is replaced with the equivalent python_version < "3.13".
• This avoids resolver failures in PDM while keeping the exact same boundary behavior.
• Addresses [Bug]: package google-apitools missing when using PDM package manager #35593

Details

This change updates setup.py:

- 'google-apitools>=0.5.31,<0.5.32; python_version <= "3.12"',
+ 'google-apitools>=0.5.31,<0.5.32; python_version < "3.13"',

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This pull request updates the setup.py file to resolve a dependency marker issue for the google-apitools library. The change replaces python_version <= "3.12" with python_version < "3.13". This modification is semantically equivalent, meaning it maintains the same Python version compatibility boundary, but it specifically addresses and prevents resolver failures that occur when using PDM as a package manager.

Highlights

• Dependency Marker Update: The python_version marker for google-apitools in setup.py has been updated from <= "3.12" to < "3.13".
• PDM Compatibility: This change specifically addresses and resolves dependency resolution failures encountered when using PDM as a package manager.
• Semantic Equivalence: The modification maintains the exact same Python version boundary for the dependency, ensuring no functional change in compatibility.

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Reminder, please take a look at this pr: @claudevdm

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R: @tvalentyn for final approval