Sorry for not getting earlier at this, my pc had a complete meltdown, m2, and gpu both dead.
picking up a new one this afternoon.

thanks to @jdholtz :

This PR adds support for downloading Chromedriver versions 115+. This is necessary due to the Chromium team's change to Chromedriver's release process (see here).

If the version_main is 114 or older, the Chromedriver will still be downloaded using LATEST_RELEASE_{version}. If the version_main is specified and is 115+, the /latest-versions-per-milestone-with-downloads.json from the new JSON endpoint is used and the version is selected from the corresponding milestone. Last, if the version_main is not specified, the /last-known-good-versions-with-downloads.json endpoint is used to fetch the latest stable version.

In contrast with #1427, this PR uses the new JSON endpoints instead of reverting back to old versions if the LATEST_RELEASE endpoint isn't found (causing version discrepancy errors).

I also added compatibility for installing x86 and arm64 for Mac separately since the platform names changed for the new endpoints. However, I have only tested on Linux and Windows so it would be great if someone could test on Mac (x86 and ARM) It has been tested on Linux, Windows, and Mac with success. The Chromedriver doesn't work on ARM devices when downloading the ARM chromedriver, but it seems to work fine with the x64 version (possibly with Rosetta installed).

This also allows for users to download the Dev and Beta versions (currently 117 and 118) if they specify it using version_main.
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from __future__ import annotations from __future__ import annotations
__version__ = "3.5.2" __version__ = "3.5.3"
import json import json
import logging import logging