Run Python 3.7 tests only on Ubuntu 22.04 #110
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GitHub Actions is delivering errors when running tests for Python 3.7 on the latest Ubuntu runners (24.04), because Python 3.7 is not available for that runner version anymore. So I'm removing 3.7 from the list of versions tested on the latest Ubuntu and adding a test for it on Ubuntu 22.04. I gave Pypy 3.7 the same treatment. This should fix the recent CI failures.
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GitHub Actions is delivering errors when running tests for Python 3.7 on the latest Ubuntu runners (24.04), because Python 3.7 is not available for that runner version anymore. So I'm removing 3.7 from the list of versions tested on the latest Ubuntu and adding a test for it on Ubuntu 22.04. I gave Pypy 3.7 the same treatment. This should fix the recent CI failures.