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Add Python >= 3.11 requirement note to Quick Setup - #150
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Adds a prominent Python version requirement note to the README’s Quick Setup section to prevent Python 3.10 users from silently installing the incompatible rlms stub package instead of the real release.
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- Added a GitHub Markdown note callout above “Quick Setup” stating
rlmsrequires Python 3.11+.
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Fixes #113.
On Python 3.10, running silently installs a broken v0.0.1a1 stub (which has no Python version constraint) instead of the real v0.1.0 release (which requires Python >= 3.11). Users get a silent broken install with no indication anything went wrong.
This PR adds a prominent note above the Quick Setup section stating the Python 3.11+ requirement. Ideally the old stub would also be yanked from PyPI.