Build wheels as py3-none-{platform}.

[carlosperate]

Fixes #18

Based on https://github.com/joerick/python-ctypes-package-sample

CI job from my fork: https://github.com/carlosperate/libusb-package/actions/runs/6981684546

Seems to be working, but I would need to test it. Same question as #17 (comment), what would be the best way to test the wheels? Installing them in a virtual environemnt and running the test.py file?

[carlosperate]

A nice benefit is that it only needs to build the wheel the first time (cibuildwheel starts at the lowest Python version, so 3.7) and then skips building it for the next environments. This reduces the Ubuntu build time from 1h to 10min.

Once we have something like PR #21 set up, the test step wouldl still run on each environment, always using the wheel built on the first one.

[Salamist]

Hi @carlosperate looks awesome. Please give me some time to test these wheel on HW.

[carlosperate]

That'd be great, thanks @Salamist!

I assume it's fine that the Python code included in the wheel might not be compatible with all Python 3 version (for example, if it uses features like f strings, then it'd be 3.6+, and things like that). As I think the py3-none should only be about the ABI, and so the python-requires version configures the Python code requirements, which it currently is to 3.7.

[Salamist]

Hi @carlosperate
I've tried to install corresponding wheels on Win, Mac, and Linux for Python 3.9 and 3.13.
Everything works like a charm! :D By everything I mean running the test.py :D
Looking forward to #21

[carlosperate]

Awesome, thanks @Salamist!