gh-138252: Document OpenSSL version requirements for the ssl signature-algorithm APIs#154521
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This is a small documentation follow-up to the signature-algorithm support added in gh-138252.
Three of those APIs require a specific OpenSSL version, but the reference docs don't mention it.
ssl.get_sigalgs()requires OpenSSL 3.4 or later, andSSLSocket.client_sigalg()andSSLSocket.server_sigalg()require 3.5 or later. On an older version each raisesNotImplementedError. The requirement is already stated in the What's New in 3.15 entry and enforced in the C code (Modules/_ssl.c), so this just brings the three reference entries in line.A companion PR, #154518, adds the same kind of note to
SSLSocket.group()andSSLContext.get_groups().This is documentation only, so there is no news entry.