chore: prepare for v0.1.0 PyPI release - #4
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This commit prepares the package for its first PyPI release: - Bump version from 0.0.1 to 0.1.0 in pyproject.toml and __init__.py - Add comprehensive CHANGELOG.md documenting all features in v0.1.0 - Enhance package metadata with proper classifiers and project URLs - Configure package to include JSON data files - Add GitHub Actions workflows for PyPI publishing: - publish.yml: Automated publishing on GitHub releases - publish-test.yml: Manual TestPyPI publishing for testing - Add RELEASE.md with detailed release process documentation - Fix CI workflow to use correct package name in pytest coverage The package is now ready for publishing to PyPI using trusted publishing.
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This commit prepares the package for its first PyPI release:
The package is now ready for publishing to PyPI using trusted publishing.