Update dependencies; use Python 3.11#13
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This uses Python 3.11 (rather than 3.10 as previously). The specific Python version that Pyodide 0.23.0 uses is 3.11.2. Since this is a move from Python 3.10 to Python 3.11 for this project, I'm going ahead and bumping the project version from alpha 4+ to alpha 5 as well.
Since Pyodide is 3.11 now.
CodeQL currently defaults to Python 3.10, including in the basic configuration (which doesn't use/require a workflow file in the repository). I was using that before, but it doesn't successfully install the dependencies now, probably because of the switch from Python 3.10 to Python 3.11 that his project has just underwent. This uses an advanced configuration instead, with an added step to run the setup-python action, specifying version 3.11.
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This updates dependencies, including Pyodide. The new version of Pyodide uses Python 3.11.2, so I also migrated from 3.10 to 3.11 in the non-web (pipenv) manifest. I tested it all out and it seems to work fine.
This bumps the project version to alpha 4, and updates the documentation to reflect that and the changed dependency versions.
Also, since CodeQL doesn't automatically use Python 3.11, I switched from a basic to advanced configuration for it and added a step to set up Python 3.11. It finds and uses that interpreter, so it can install dependencies.