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Adopt Python SDK 2.3.9 timeout fixes in examples - #135
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Adopt Python SDK 2.3.9 in the published playground and polyglot artifact tuple.
This includes the configured HTTP-timeout fix from
sdk-python#94 and the
preceding configured worker poll-window fix.
The other six tuple members remain unchanged. Worker protocol remains 1.19.
Qualification
Python SDK 2.3.9 is published and its exact installed wheel passes the four
real-socket timeout regressions. Wheel SHA-256:
4786037129e9b1f221f31d7828e83e004191c3984cf424c6ac8619164716bbee.Repository CI and the documented published PHP/Python/Rust polyglot example
remain required before merge.
Refs #134. Close #134 after the published example and resolved install command
are verified.