Support for Python 3.14

[jakub-kocka]

Since the Python 3.14 stable release has been made available, the package is no longer installable with this version of Python.

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement windows_curses==2.4.1 (from versions: none)

ERROR: No matching distribution found for windows_curses==2.4.1

[zhangshengping]

how can i build it myself?

[pmbarrett314]

I did this last year and no one has complained (to me) so I guess what I did worked?

I have reverse engineered what a year ago me did, and I think I remember most of what I learned. I mostly just followed the directions from the README to start, then realized that the cpython team moved a bunch of previously public functions into internal headers. Echoing the declarations of the functions they used into the c files for windows-curses allows the module to build and I haven't come across any issues yet. It does seem like this will become more work every release as they use more internal functions. I'm certainly not confident that this is the best or only way to make this work, merely that it gets the module building again.

I don't want to lug my Windows machine out to test it tonight, I'll try and do that in the coming days. If anyone wants to test in the meantime, you can grab the relevant wheel from my fork.

[DandelionSprout]

I've given this my best shot now at #77, at least. I went with a "Follow the README and hope it's my lucky day" approach.