RapidFuzz 3.14.4 Missing Python 3.13+ Wheels Breaks Poetry Plugin Install
RapidFuzz version 3.14.4 was published without pre-built wheels for Python 3.13 and newer, causing installation failures for the Poetry export plugin across multiple versions (1.8.0–1.10.0). Developers using recent Python runtimes in containerized environments have no straightforward workaround to pin the dependency to the last working version (3.14.3) through Poetry's plugin system. The issue is a transient upstream packaging gap rather than a structural problem, but it blocks workflow until either RapidFuzz publishes the missing wheels or Poetry exposes a version-pinning mechanism for self-managed plugins.
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