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Move the CPython image lockfile to the images built today - #192

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The weekly image rebuild finished and these are the digests it produced. The
CPython commit has not moved, so any change in here is the Debian base image
underneath: a patched OpenSSL, a new libc, that sort of thing.

The devcontainer moves with the lockfile, because it names the debug image by
digest and a reader opening it should get the interpreter that was built today.

Worth a look at the run before merging. If a configuration failed, its digest in
here is the old one and the run is red rather than this pull request.

Generated by the cpython-images workflow. The digests are what
`docker buildx imagetools inspect` reported for each architecture
after the two halves were joined.
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github-actions Bot force-pushed the cpython-images-lockfile branch from 42b730f to fade575 Compare September 7, 2026 09:23
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