I realize this might be hard from a technical / architecture standpoint, but it would be great if "does not exist" and "does not exist in this version of Python" were two different errors.
If I saw something like "datetime.UTC doesn't exist", I'd immediately think "wait, was that datetime.utc", not "ooh it got added in 3.11, I need to change my Python version"
If I saw something like "datetime.UTC doesn't exist", I'd immediately think "wait, was that datetime.utc", not "ooh it got added in 3.11, I need to change my Python version"