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Let garbage-collected wrappers own C++ callbacks so compiled caches and captured objects are released. Keep the random state sentinel alive without a Python reference-count operation during static destruction.
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Add Python 3.15 and 3.15t to the release wheel matrix. Update
nanobindfrom 3.0.1 to 3.1.0 and align the extension build configuration and documentation with free-threaded support.Freeze bound types on Python 3.15 to enable Python immutable type optimizations. This prevents runtime changes to attributes on those types.
Tests on Python 3.15t also exposed two lifetime issues: