RoboCo's code imports tomllib (3.11+) and the stack runs on 3.13, but requires-python declared >=3.10. The toolchain resolver picks the lowest satisfying version, so it provisioned agent workspaces of the self-hosted roboco-api project at Python 3.10 — an interpreter the suite cannot even be collected under, leaving the workspace .venv unusable and the gate running in an ad-hoc fallback env. Raising the floor to >=3.13 makes resolve_target_python return 3.13, matching the agent image. Re-locks to drop the now-unreachable 3.10-3.12 backports; a guard test pins the repo's own resolution to 3.13.
Pure resolver (services/toolchain.py) that derives the Python version an agent
should provision a target workspace with. Defends against uv's resolution
order — a .python-version file overrides requires-python during interpreter
selection — by honoring the pin only when it satisfies requires-python, else
resolving a concrete version from requires-python for the caller to pass via
--python. This is the root cause behind the live guard-core-app failure (pin
3.13 vs packages needing 3.14). Promotes packaging to a direct dependency.