Is the are a single site-packages directory for multiple versions of python3 in rpm-based distros?

I am working on creating deb/rpm packages for a little project of mine . I have already created the packages for a few rpm-based and deb-based distros. In deb distros one python file is being setup in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/. In rpm-based distros, I have to first detect the version of python being used when building and then I can set it up at the right directory. So, for rockylinux 9, I use /usr/lib64/python3.9/site-packages, for fedora 42 I use /usr/lib64/python3.13/site-packages. It works! However, I just realized that because on rpm distros the file is located in a python-version-dependent directory established when I am packaging it, if on the box it will run python is updated to a newer version from the one I used by default on that distro during packaging-time, it will break. Is there a more python-minor-version independent directory that could be used in rpm-based distros? I don't want to add the file in multiple places just so that it is available in all the python versions that could be installed from distro packages.