py-requests-oauthlib and dependencies: add py314 supbort

[markmentovai]

Description

A filtered list of port rdeps py314-requests-oauthlib showing ports that have py314 subports added:

py314-requests-oauthlib
  py314-oauthlib
    py314-blinker
    py314-jwt
  py314-selenium
    py314-websocket-client
      py314-socks

Additionally, py-oauthlib is updated to 3.3.1, and py-selenium is updated to 4.38.0.

py-selenium had failed to declare its dependency on py-websocket-client when it was most recently updated to 4.32.0 in 7b519e8. The dependency relationship was created in SeleniumHQ/selenium@850102f, in Selenium 4.22.0. This dependency is now properly specified.

py-requests-oauthlib’s Selenium tests are re-enabled. They were previously disabled in fee0353 for reasons explained in the now-deleted python/py-requests-oauthlib/files/patch-no_selenium_tests.diff. As Selenium has since been updated in MacPorts, there is no longer any reason to keep the tests disabled.

A backport of a requests-oauthlib patch, requests/requests-oauthlib@b1dd93c, is included for compatibility with oauthlib 3.3.0. There has not yet been a requests-oauthlib release with this patch.

Type(s)

• bugfix
• enhancement
• security fix

Tested on

macOS 26.1 25B78 arm64
Xcode 26.1.1 17B100

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[macportsbot]

Notifying maintainers:
@dstrubbe for port py-selenium.
@lpsinger for port py-blinker, py-socks.
@petrrr for port py-jwt, py-oauthlib.