Add initial support for Python 3.15

[DanielNoord]

Before we can consider #2462 we first need to support 3.15 to begin with.

This:

• Bumps stdlibs to the latest version to get py315 support
• Adds the 3.15 marker where needed in tox and CI files
• Ignores tests/integration/test_hypothesmith.py on 3.15 as libcst doesn't support it (yet)
• Unignores the django integration test
• Adds version specifiers to some imports that do not support 3.15 yet
• Adds the 3.15 marker to metadata
• Ignores an issue in pygments
• Updates the lock file

Quite a lot of changes, but all necessary to make 3.15 pass on CI in its fullest capacity.

[codecov]

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✅ Project coverage is 99.25%. Comparing base (a333737) to head (d3227cc).
⚠️ Report is 20 commits behind head on main.

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[DanielNoord]

@staticdev Do you think you can give this as review?

[staticdev]

Sure @DanielNoord i am on vacation but will be back in 9 days.

[staticdev]

@DanielNoord I would not rush for this one, actually I was thinking of finally remove support for Python 2 first, since 3.15 is pre-release still we don't need to merge this now, but we can keep it here.

[DanielNoord]

@staticdev I think adding support for lazy imports might be quite a lot of work. See the linked issue, as we'll also need to coordinate a bit with ruff and others.

Merging this will at least unblock this as we'll be able to start testing and parsing the lazy imports.

I think it would be good for the community if isort supports lazy imports from day 1.

[staticdev]

Fine @DanielNoord, I checked the PR and I think also can be a preliminary implementation then. Since it is updating dependencies, it needs to have a new uv.lock.