Add Python 3.14 to the wheels build list#1018
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This pull request aims to add support for building wheels for Python 3.14. While the change to the cibuildwheel configuration is correct, it is incomplete. To fully and consistently support the new Python version, the project's classifiers and the black code formatter configuration also need to be updated in pyproject.toml. I have added a comment detailing the required changes.
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In answer to #1017, this adds Python 3.14 to the list of wheels built for qsim.
This does not affect what is on PyPI; updating PyPI needs to be done separately.