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See python/cpython#128161 "Defining iterator in a separate class no longer works in 3.13" We have iterator for SkTextBlob defined by SkTextBlob::Iter(textblob), which is the c++/pybind11 equivalent of the same situation. Following the suggestion: python/cpython#128161 (comment) Also see actions/runner-images#11241 Fixes skia-python#295
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Nothing interesting in this pull - just minimal routinely update to skia m133, and include #296 (breakage and compatibility with python 3.13.1).
@kyamagu : the mac ci has python 3.13.1 ; fedora also offers 3.13.1 from 3.13.0 about 3 weeks ago. There is probably a good reason to just push this out when people start to notice that pytthon 3.13.1 breaks. There are a number of good-to-go and work-in-progress pulls - I'd rather leave those until 134 (just to have a longer period between larger updates/additions).