docs: remove Python 3.7 from README supported versions#195
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Hi, and thank you for basic-pitch.
One-line docs accuracy fix: the README says supported "Python versions 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11", but
pyproject.toml's classifiers list only 3.8–3.11 and the tox CI matrix tests 3.8–3.11 — 3.7 isn't declared or exercised anywhere. This trims the README to match.I'm aware of #187 / #194 (dropping 3.8/3.9, adding 3.12) — if that overhaul lands soon this line will change again, and I'm happy to rebase or close in its favor; until then the README at least won't promise a version that pip metadata doesn't back.
For transparency: I used AI assistance to spot and draft this; I verified the classifiers and CI matrix myself.