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Fix CI prerequisites for generated-language consumer tests - #145
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The Rust CI job fails when the new generated Python consumer imports Pydantic, because its Python interpreter has no generated-consumer dependencies. The inherited-text consumer also calls the PolyXML XML/JSON codecs and needs the native extension installed before
cargo test.Prepare a dedicated Python 3.12 venv, install editable PolyXML with its existing
[dev]dependencies, and put that interpreter onGITHUB_PATHbefore running core tests. Provision TypeScript 5.9.3, Java 25 and Go explicitly so all-seven consumer tests do not depend on the runner image. Keep the tests enabled.Validation: actionlint v1.7.12 passes; editable installation and all 293 core/C-ABI tests pass in a fresh Python 3.12 environment. All 20 GitHub CI jobs pass, including the Rust consumer tests and Python platform/version matrix. No engine or generator implementation changes.