fix: Handle pinned sha versions of Python in the install_requirements action #268
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When PYTHON_VERSION is pinned to a specific sha (as done by Renovate best-practices), install_requirements fails as the container tag is not a valid version of python when including the sha. This trims the trailing part of the tag to just the [0-9.]+ part which should be the valid python version.