build: Don't require the backports.zoneinfo package for newer python. #34373
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We do this explicitly in bundled.in so that we can build requirements files that could work to `pip install` on both the old (3.8) and new (3.11) versions of python.
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The other PR was not actually testing correctly but this should be safe to land regardless since it doesn't break anything and does all us to install requirements on 3.11 to unblock further local testing. |
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Changes incorporated as a part of #34374 |
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We do this explicitly in bundled.in so that we can build requirements
files that could work to
pip installon both the old (3.8) and new(3.11) versions of python.
This makes it so that the current requirements will all install on python 3.11
without any issues.