Remove python3.8 testing.

[DailyDreaming]

We've reached End of Life for python3.8.

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[mr-c]

Woohoo! Shall I add a commit with the result of running pyupgrade --py39-plus on the entire codebase?

See https://github.com/DataBiosphere/toil/pull/5128 for a preview (but please merge the commits, do not squash them)

[DailyDreaming]

Woohoo! Shall I add a commit with the result of running pyupgrade --py39-plus on the entire codebase?

See #5128 for a preview (but please merge the commits, do not squash them)

I'll bring #5128 up tomorrow with Adam. Thanks for suggesting it.