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Feature the Windows manifest for Python 3.16+ releases - #457
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During the 3.16.0a1 release, the release page was missing the “Download Python install manager” button because Python 3.16 no longer produces the traditional Windows installer, which previously served as the featured Windows download (I had to manually tick the box).
For Python 3.16 and later, this PR marks the Windows release manifest as the featured Windows file. Earlier releases continue to feature the traditional Windows installer.