Expose termios baud rate constants and IBSHIFT on Linux - #16474
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When CPython is built against glibc 2.42 or newer, the termios module on Linux exposes B7200, B14400, B28800, B76800 (Python 3.13+) and IBSHIFT, but the stub only declared them on other platforms. - Declare the B* constants for Python 3.13+ on all non-Windows platforms - Declare IBSHIFT on all non-macOS platforms, including Linux - Allowlist them as optional for stubtest, since the GitHub Actions runners build against an older glibc that lacks the macros
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When CPython is built against glibc 2.42 or newer,
termioson Linux exposesB7200,B14400,B28800,B76800(Python 3.13+) andIBSHIFT, but the stub only declares them on other platforms. glibc 2.42 added arbitrary baud rate support, which defines these macros, andtermios.cexports them whenever they are defined (IBSHIFT).Declare the
B*constants for 3.13+ on all non-Windows platforms andIBSHIFTon all non-macOS platforms, with optional stubtest allowlist entries because the GitHub Actions runners build against an older glibc.Prepared with Claude Code.