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    • Updated build and packaging infrastructure to use modern Python build standards.

Note: This release contains internal build process improvements with no impact to end-user functionality.

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The release workflow in .github/workflows/release.yml has been updated to shift from setuptools-based packaging to PEP 517/518 build standards. The caching key now targets pyproject.toml instead of setup.py. Build dependencies have been consolidated—replacing setuptools and wheel with the build package—and the explicit wheel and source distribution commands are now unified into a single python -m build invocation.

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  • ci: Publish to pypi #2: Modifies the same release workflow with related adjustments to packaging and environment variables.

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40-40: Build dependencies correctly consolidated to build package.

Replacing explicit setuptools wheel with build is the proper PEP 517 approach.

43-43: Project properly configured for PEP 517 builds.

Verified: pyproject.toml contains [build-system] with build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta" and required dependencies. The python -m build command will correctly orchestrate the build per PEP 517.

29-29: Cache key change is valid.

pyproject.toml exists and declares build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta", confirming PEP 517 setup.

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