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Description of problem:
Plugin python remains inactive on 9.0 because package 'python3' is not in plugin triggers.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
sos-4.1-5.el9.noarch (unreleased)

How reproducible:
100%

Steps to Reproduce:
1. sos report --list-plugins | grep python

Actual results:
 python               inactive       Python runtime

Expected results:
 python               Python runtime
 python.hashes             off             gather hashes for all python files

Additional info:
I was told by pomoravec that following change did not make it into 4.1 upstream
https://github.com/sosreport/sos/commit/5211c0248c50190c40d7fe604dfac507a53d8963

Should be fixed in upstream via https://github.com/sosreport/sos/commit/5211c0248c50190c40d7fe604dfac507a53d8963 .

This will land in RHEL9.0 RC/GA when we rebase sos to 4.2 in RC.

This has been fixed in sos-4.2-15.el9 :

# rpm -q sos
sos-4.2-15.el9.noarch
#  sos report -l 

sosreport (version 4.2)

The following plugins are currently enabled:

 alternatives         System alternatives
 anaconda             Anaconda installer
..
 psacct               Process accounting information
 python               Python runtime
 release              Linux release information
..