With the migration to scikit-build-core, version information is now stored
in the .version file and read by pyproject.toml. Updated the script to:
- Rename replace_setup_py() to replace_version_file()
- Update .version file instead of modifying setup.py
- Change --replace-setup-py flag to --replace-version
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* Minimum fix for sed: mac has a weird sed version...
* Make repalcement from python to avoid dealing with weird sed version on mac
* Try to get the size of the wheels (/!\ 100MB max per upload)
* move setting env vars up a block
* Enable upload to testpypi
* Figure out the next available version to avoid override (especially for testpypi, shouldn't happen for pypi as we should bump in CMakeLists)
* First try at building shared library
* Rename artifact for clarity instead of putting them all in the same
* Add a doxygen worklow
* Extract version from CMakeLists to name the artifacts
* move the extract version bit to a script in dev/ so I can reuse for documentation too
* Disable fail-fast, and don't use fstrings in extract_version.py (mac has a too old python by default, and I don't want to call setuppython actions)
* Mac still picks up a too old python, whatever: just setup any 3.x (it's cached, so quick)
* First try for a Windows Installer package
* forgot to create the build dir
* forgot build type
* Try to re-enable catch2 tests
* adjust
* Leave the coolprop catch2 tests in a separate workflow, since many are currently failing
