[universal] Bump Python SDK versions #831
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- v3.10: 3.10.8 -> 3.10.13 - v3.9: 3.9.16 -> 3.9.18
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Description:
With the recent release of Oryx, newer versions of Python are now supported. Thus, we can bump up the Python SDK versions we ship with the universal devcontainer and remove some security patches.
Changelog:
Bumped Python SDK versions:
v3.10:3.10.8->3.10.13;v3.9:3.9.16->3.9.18;patch-condafeature:pip showcommand to output additional information about patched packages into build logs;patch-pythonfeature:pip showcommand to output additional information about patched packages into build logs;test-utils.sh:checkPythonPackageVersionfunction to make it generic for all Python packages. Now, the function uses theimportlib.metadatalibrary to get the package version instead of relying on the__version__attribute.Checklist: