**Description:** Add pre-compiled Python binaries for Debian (12 and 13) to the `versions-manifest.json`. Currently the manifest only includes Ubuntu (16.04–24.04), causing `actions/setup-python` to fail on Debian-based self-hosted runners with: ``` Error: The version '3.x' with architecture 'x64' was not found for Debian 13. ``` Requested additions: | Distro | Version | Architectures | |---|---|---| | Debian | 12 (Bookworm) | x64, arm64 | | Debian | 13 (Trixie) | x64, arm64 | **Justification:** Debian is one of the most widely deployed Linux distributions for self-hosted CI runners and server infrastructure. Ubuntu itself is derived from Debian and shares the same glibc/libc6 ABI, meaning the same build pipeline used to produce Ubuntu binaries should work for Debian with minimal changes. Without manifest entries for Debian, `setup-python` performs a platform detection check via `/etc/os-release`, finds no matching entry, and errors out — even though an Ubuntu 24.04 binary would run correctly on Debian 13. Users are forced to either switch their runner OS to Ubuntu or remove `setup-python` entirely and rely on the system Python, both of which are unnecessary workarounds given the binary compatibility. **Are you willing to submit a PR?** <!--- We accept contributions! --> Yes, open to contributing if the maintainers can provide guidance on the build matrix configuration for Debian targets.