Make top level libmagic functions thread-safe, add free-threaded python to CI #358
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| # libmagic is not thread-safe: guard for concurrent calls on a global scope | ||
| LOCK = threading.Lock() |
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@cclauss I realized there is no reason to allow passing a custom lock
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Supersedes #357, follow-up on 8a35137