scenarios: add Python environment to Requires-Python tests #188
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Without this, the tests generated in `uv` seem to default to using `3.8`, which in turn doesn't work with a `Requires-Python` of 3.10. We could change the version numbers here to work with the `3.8` default, but it seems better to fully specify which Python is being used.
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Without this, the tests generated in
uvseem to default to using3.8, which in turn doesn't work with aRequires-Pythonof 3.10.We could change the version numbers here to work with the
3.8default,but it seems better to fully specify which Python is being used.