Do we have a plan to release python 3.10 binaries distributions?

It is not being currently worked on, but should not be super hard to pull off. It's mostly wrangling CI a little bit I think that the bigger issue is whether we keep supporting 3.7 too, meaning we release 4 versions. We are already in the top 20 offenders for how much PyPI storage we use because our wheels are big. Releasing 4 versions per macOS and Linux would make us even worse. It would also make our CI slower. I am personally in favor of swapping out 3.7 for 3.10. At this point, it seems like most environments have access to at least 3.8 and 3.9. What do you think?

I tend to think that energy we have should be spent on https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/7369 doing python 3.10 and up is a waste of time in the long run. just my 2c.