chore(ci): enhance version bump workflow for improved flexibility#146
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This commit refactors the version bumping logic in the GitHub Actions workflow to allow for both custom version inputs and standard version type bumps. It ensures that the version is always updated in the `pyproject.toml`, even if the new version is the same as the current one. Additionally, it introduces checks for changes before committing and allows for force pushing tags to handle existing tags on the remote. These improvements enhance the reliability and usability of the release process.
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This commit refactors the version bumping logic in the GitHub Actions workflow to allow for both custom version inputs and standard version type bumps. It ensures that the version is always updated in the
pyproject.toml, even if the new version is the same as the current one. Additionally, it introduces checks for changes before committing and allows for force pushing tags to handle existing tags on the remote. These improvements enhance the reliability and usability of the release process.