* origin/master:
  software/buildout-testing: be able to test with more recent python3

* master: (29 commits)
  stack/slapos: version up uritemplate 4.1.1 ( py3 only )
  software/slapos-testing: pathlib should only be installed for python2
  stack/slapos: version up msgpack 1.0.5 ( py3 only )
  stack/slapos: version up patsy 0.5.3
  component/statsmodels: version up 0.13.5 ( py3.11 only )
  component/scipy: don't install scripts in setup-eggs parts
  component/openblas: version up 0.3.24
  stack/slapos: version up pycurl 7.45.0 ( py3 only )
  stack/slapos: version up setuptools-dso 2.9
  stack/slapos: version up gevent 23.9.1 ( py3 only )
  stack/slapos: version up greenlet 3.0.1 ( py3 only )
  component/cython: version up 0.29.36
  software/slapos-testing: be able to test with more recent python3
  component/theia: version up theia 1.44.0
  software/theia: generate a ~/bin/slapos wrapper
  component/theia: update comment about the state of vscode-uri patch
  stack/slapos: version up slapos.core 1.10.7
  python*: remove dependency to [sed]
  stack/slapos: v↑ slapos.toolbox to 0.140
  software/erp5testnode: enable promise for shellinabox
  ...

See merge request !1489

See merge request !1457

There are more recent versions, but they don't use pyproject.toml for
metadata.

Here we want a version with python3.11 support

This comes with a patch because the setup.py does not have version,
which is not supported with our old tooling.

This section is just for setup, it does not make sense to generate
scripts here and it cause errors when another section uses the same
technique.

Note that we don't use 3 yet because nexedi/pygolang@6446a0be

Webrunner was using this and it's natural for users coming from
slaprunner to find slapos wrapper in ~/bin/slapos, but where theia is
very incompatible is that ~/bin/sla[TAB] will another slapos-standalone
which will conflict with the one from theia.

Even if 'sed -i' is not posix and we should not use system sed this way:
- even busybox supports this option
- we already use it in so many other places that it does not make sense to
  to impose ourselves such extra dependency

If we plan to fix all 'sed -i', alternatives to [sed] are:
- patch
- 'perl -pi -e' (perl is already built for openssl)

And we should first have a mechanism to prevent misuse of system sed.