Revert Python 3.12.0 specific usage #1341
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Summary
Closes #1327
It seems that the breaking change that caused test failure in 3.12.1, that had us pin to 3.12.0, has been reverted in 3.12.2. While the testtools has been fixed to accommodate that change, it has not yet had a release with the update in it, but given the change in Python has been reverted its no longer needed presently.
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Will need Branch Rules updating (again!)