PYTHON_LIMITED_LIBRARIES not found/CMake build (unsupported)

-- Python_Development_FOUND: TRUE 
-- Python_LIBRARIES: D:/bld/pyside6_1708526226172/_h_env/libs/python311.lib
-- Python_INCLUDE_DIRS: D:/bld/pyside6_1708526226172/_h_env/include
-- Python_Interpreter_FOUND: TRUE
-- Python_EXECUTABLE: %PREFIX%\python.exe
-- Python_VERSION: 3.11.8
-- PYTHON_EXTENSION_SUFFIX: .cp311-win_amd64
-- PYTHON_LIMITED_LIBRARIES: 
CMake Error at cmake/ShibokenHelpers.cmake:8 (message): -- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
The Limited API was enabled, but was not found! 
-- Cache values

macro(shiboken_check_if_limited_api)
    # TODO: Figure out how to use limited API libs when cross-building to Windows, if that's ever
    # needed. Perhaps use host python to walk the libs of the target python installation.
    if(NOT SHIBOKEN_IS_CROSS_BUILD AND WIN32)
        # On Windows, PYTHON_LIBRARIES can be a list. Example:
        #    optimized;C:/Python36/libs/python36.lib;debug;C:/Python36/libs/python36_d.lib
        # On other platforms, this result is not used at all.
        execute_process(
            COMMAND ${Python_EXECUTABLE} -c "if True:
                from pathlib import Path
                libs = r'${Python_LIBRARIES}'
                libs = libs.split(';')
                for lib in libs:
                    if '\\\\' in lib and Path(lib).is_file():
                        lib = Path(lib)
                        prefix = lib.parent
                        py = lib.name
                        if py.startswith('python3'):
                            print(prefix / 'python3.lib')
                            break
                "
            OUTPUT_VARIABLE PYTHON_LIMITED_LIBRARIES
            OUTPUT_STRIP_TRAILING_WHITESPACE)
    endif()
    message(STATUS "PYTHON_LIMITED_LIBRARIES: " ${PYTHON_LIMITED_LIBRARIES})
    if(FORCE_LIMITED_API OR SHIBOKEN_PYTHON_LIMITED_API)
        set(PYTHON_LIMITED_API 1)
        if(WIN32)
            set(SHIBOKEN_PYTHON_LIBRARIES ${PYTHON_LIMITED_LIBRARIES})
        endif()
    endif()
endmacro()