[python] Full Windows pre-push CI matrix #1962
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#1811 added Windows support. Pre-push/minimal CI was green, but post-push/full CI was not -- see notes on #1959 -- hence the revert on #1959. Then #1961 restores #1811 to
mainbut without Windows CI. This is the sweet spot: now we have the large Windows PR inmain, with opt-in CI testing here on this PR. CC @teo-tsirpanis and @nguyenv .