Re-pin python-build to 20260719: desktop _pyrepl restored (pydoc/pdb, #236)#237
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…import, #236) Windows/Linux desktop apps on Python 3.14 crashed at startup with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_pyrepl' when the app or a dependency (e.g. NLTK) imports pydoc/pdb — 3.14's pydoc/pdb import _pyrepl at module load, but it was pruned from the desktop stdlib as a dev-only module. python-build 20260719 un-prunes _pyrepl on Windows/Linux (flet-dev/python-build#31); iOS/macOS/Android already shipped it (4.3.2), so those runtimes are byte-identical to 20260714. Folded into the not-yet-released 4.3.4. Fixes #236
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Problem
Windows/Linux desktop apps built with Python 3.14 crash at startup when the app — or a dependency, e.g. NLTK — imports
pydoc:CPython 3.14's
pydoc.py(andpdb.py) import_pyreplat module load, but it was pruned from the desktop stdlib as a dev-only / interactive-REPL module. iOS/macOS/Android already un-pruned it in 4.3.2; desktop was missed.Fix
Re-pin the bundled python-build snapshot to 20260719, which un-prunes
_pyreplon Windows/Linux (flet-dev/python-build#31). Version tables regenerated from the new manifest (only the release date moved — all runtime versions are unchanged; iOS/macOS/Android runtimes are byte-identical to 20260714).Folded into the not-yet-released 4.3.4 (no version bump). CHANGELOG entries added to each package.
Fixes #236