Add support for Django 6.0 #1258
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Copying the same kinds of changes I made back in pytest-dev#1179, add Django 6.0 to the test matrix, metadata, and documentation. I ran the tests locally with `tox -e py314-dj60-sqlite-coverage` and saww that they passed, with no new warnings.
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Both Django 6.0 and Django 6.1 target Python 3.12+, so I removed the older Python versions from testing here.
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Copying the same kinds of changes I made back in #1179, add Django 6.0 to the test matrix, metadata, and documentation.
I ran the tests locally with
tox -e py314-dj60-sqlite-coverageand saww that they passed, with no new warnings.