feat: default py_runtime version info to --python_version
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py_runtimeto get its interpreter version from the--python_versionflag ifit wasn't explicitly specified. This is useful in two contexts:
For the runtime env toolchains, a local toolchain, or platform interpreter (basically any
py_runtime without a known version), it allows getting some Python version into the
analysis phase, which allows e.g. precompiling.
For environments using embedded Python, it allows defining fewer (e.g. 1)
py_runtimetarget instead of one for every Python version. This is because
py_runtimeserves a minorrole in such builds.