fix: use the python micro version to parse whl metadata in bzlmod (#2793) Add `<micro>` version to the target platform. Instead of `cpxy_os_cpu` the target platform string format becomes `cpxy.z_os_cpu`. This is a temporary measure until we get a better API for defining target platforms. Summary: - [x] test `select_whls` function needs to be tested to ensure that the whl selection is not impacted when we have the full version in the target platform. - [ ] `download_only` legacy whl code path in `bzlmod` needs further testing. - [x] test `whl_config_setting` handling and config setting creation. The config settings in the hub repo should not use the full version, because from the outside, the whl is compatible with all `micro` versions of a given `3.<minor_version>` of the Python interpreter. This means that the already documented config setting do not need to be changed. - [x] `pep508_deps` tests for handling the `full_python_version` correctly. - [x] `pep508_deps` tests for ensuring the `default_abi` is being handled correctly. Fixes #2319
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