ansible-lint: Update to 25.11.1; py-ansible: Update to 13.0.0

[judaew]

Commits:

• py-ansible-compat: Add Python 3.14 subport
• py-ansible-core: Update to 2.20.0; add Python 3.14 support
• py-ansible: Update to 13.0.0
• ansible-lint: Update to 25.11.1 & switch to Python 3.14

Description

Type(s)

• bugfix
• enhancement
• security fix

Tested on

macOS 15.7.2 24G325 x86_64
Command Line Tools 26.1.0.0.1.1761104275

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[macportsbot]

Notifying maintainers:
@steenzout for port py-ansible-core, py-ansible.
@adfernandes for port py-ansible-core, py-ansible.
@stromnov for port py-bcrypt, py-jsonschema-specifications, py-jsonschema, py-paramiko, py-pynacl.
@lpsinger for port py-httplib2.
@michaelld for port py-ruamel-yaml-clib.
@zdw for port ansible-lint.

[lpsinger]

👍 for py-httplib2.

[judaew]

While this PR was open, ansible-lint changed its distfile again, which broke the checksums once more. This issue has occurred several times already.
@reneeotten, what would be the best way to handle this situation?

[reneeotten]

@reneeotten, what would be the best way to handle this situation?

The preferred source for Python packages is PyPI - just use that and it should avoid these issues. There are very few reasons to use GitHub (e.g., PyPI doesn't provide the source but only wheels, or you want to run the tests but they are not included in PyPI archive).