Update test under python versions #1862
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Also allow for matrix to continue on failure so we can see all the error all at once and resolve them instead of doing it one at a time.
Due to an conflict with statuschecker and startingwith Python 3.11, inline flags, like `(?i)`, must be at the front of the regex. But statuschecker (v3.0.1) inserts a match begining of line to the start, thus violating this rule. Discussion have been had over with the status checker project on possible changes. So in the mean time going to remove these from the log status check.
- Trying to match log output across both Python 4.11 and 4.8 - Update expected line containinglog message
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Dropping Python 3.7 which is end of life and picking up 3.11. Currently 3.12 has some issue so it is not yet included. Also dropped pypy for now.