Add Python 3.10 to GitHub Actions build#326
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3.10 parses to 3.1, use '3.10' instead. And make all python-versions strings per the setup-python usage examples.
pyshacl gets a distutils deprecation warning, so disable the warnings on 3.10 until we tune warnings to ignore deprecation warnings in distutils.
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Python 3.10 was released recently. Add it to the automatic builds.
There is a deprecation warning in pyshacl because of its use of distutils which will be deprecated in python 3.12. The warnings check is disabled in Python 3.10 to avoid breakage. It would be nice to figure out how to disable the deprecation warnings in distutils instead of dropping the warnings check altogether. I don't have the patience to figure that out right now.