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ci: sync ci.yml from django-marina (Python 3.15, gate every job) (#878)

* release: 26.4

Three commits have touched src/ since v26.3 on 2026-08-28: addon support on
floating-label fields, week/search/color inputs recognised as form controls,
and the BOOTSTRAP5 system check.

The test dependency group listed coverage[toml]>=7.6.1 twice. The duplicate is
dropped and the group sorted alphabetically, matching the docs group next to
it. Resolution does not change, only the lockfile's version of this package.

Entries are reordered to the convention in MAINTAINING.md: the missing
inline_field_class default first as a fix, then the three features, then
tooling, then documentation.

Verified with just lint and just build: check-manifest clean, pyroma 10/10, and
both the wheel and the sdist smoke-test against an isolated environment.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* ci: sync ci.yml from django-marina (Python 3.15, gate every job)

Two changes propagated from django-marina, both in ci.yml, so they travel
together rather than as two rounds of review.

Python 3.15.0rc2 runs as a non-blocking matrix job against Django 6.1 and main.
No Django release claims 3.15 yet, so pairing it with 5.2 or 6.0 would park
permanent red legs that say nothing about this package. uv sync now pins the
interpreter with --python, because uv skips pre-release interpreters when it
resolves by discovery and the 3.15 leg would otherwise test on whatever else
the runner had.

The tests job is the only required status check on main, and it only failed on
the test matrix. docs and build feed nothing, so a failure in either left the
matrix green and the gate green with it: a broken docs build or a failing
packaging preflight could be merged. It now reads every job it needs. always()
stays because a job skipped after a failed need reports success to branch
protection, which is GitHub's documented behaviour and the reason the condition
is spelled out.

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