MAINT: Run f2py's meson backend with the same python that ran f2py#25486
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charris merged 1 commit intonumpy:maintenance/1.26.xfrom Dec 24, 2023
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On Debian, we sometimes have multiple Python 3 versions in the archive. When using f2py3.X, I'd expect meson to run with the same python, not the default python. Not sure how far up the stack this should come from, I kept it simple for this PR, if someone has better ideas, they can direct me.
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Backport of #25321.
On Debian, we sometimes have multiple Python 3 versions in the archive. When using f2py3.X, I'd expect meson to run with the same python, not the default python.
Not sure how far up the stack this should come from, I kept it simple for this PR, if someone has better ideas, they can direct me.