Disable compiler stack switching in Python 3.14#9168
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Python 3.14 caches C stack limits in the thread state, which does not interact well with Halide's user-space compiler stack when warnings call back into Python. Stay on Python's stack by default for Python 3.14+, while preserving the existing Halide behavior when HL_COMPILER_STACK_SIZE is explicitly set.
Fixes #9167
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