GHA-169 Normalize Jira version names by removing .0 patch suffix

[nils-werner-sonarsource]

Versions ending in .0 (e.g., 1.2.0) are now automatically shortened to their minor version (e.g., 1.2) to maintain consistency in Jira. Non-zero patches like 1.2.4 remain unchanged.

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GHA-169

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Model A:

Summary: Adds version name normalization to strip .0 patch suffixes (e.g., 1.2.0 → 1.2) and refactors duplicate error handling logic.

Review Focus: The regex-based normalization logic and its edge cases; verify the refactored error handling maintains identical behavior for existing version lookup.

Start review at: create-jira-version/create_jira_version.py. It contains the core normalization function and refactored logic that changes user-facing behavior.

Model B:

Summary: Adds version name normalization to remove .0 patch suffixes (e.g., 1.2.0 → 1.2) and refactors duplicate version-exists handling into reusable functions.

Review Focus:

• The regex pattern in normalize_version_name() correctly matches versions ending in .0, but verify it handles edge cases (single 0, prefixed versions like v1.2.0)
• Ensure the refactored handle_existing_version() function maintains identical behavior to the original inline code
• Confirm all test updates accurately reflect the new normalization logic and cover both normalized and non-normalized paths

Start review at: create_jira_version.py - normalize_version_name() function. This is the core new logic that affects version handling throughout the script, and its correctness is critical for the entire feature to work as intended.

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[karim-ouerghemmi-sonarsource]

LGTM!