Source version from git tags via setuptools-scm#10
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Eliminates the dual-update workflow where pyproject.toml and CMakeLists.txt had to be edited together for every release. The version now flows from `git tag vX.Y.Z` through setuptools-scm and scikit-build-core into CMake via SKBUILD_PROJECT_VERSION, so both the Python package metadata and CMake's PROJECT_VERSION read the same value. Between releases, builds get a PEP 440 dev version automatically (e.g. 0.3.0.post1.dev0+gHASH).
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Eliminates the dual-update workflow where pyproject.toml and CMakeLists.txt had to be edited together for every release. The version now flows from
git tag vX.Y.Zthrough setuptools-scm and scikit-build-core into CMake via SKBUILD_PROJECT_VERSION, so both the Python package metadata and CMake's PROJECT_VERSION read the same value. Between releases, builds get a PEP 440 dev version automatically (e.g. 0.3.0.post1.dev0+gHASH).