CoW: disable chained assignment detection for Python 3.14 #62324
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Summary: this disables all chained assignment warnings in case of Python 3.14+, but afterwards #62070 will enable it again specifically for the chained setitem indexing.
@ngoldbaum I extracted the warning disable parts from #61950. I had removed it from that PR thinking we won't need it because of my follow-up PR #62070, but in the end we still need the disabling for the inplace methods (my PR for now only fixes the indexing cases), and we might also need it if we want to backport the python 3.14 support to 2.3.x