Switch GHA to UV

[fkodom]

• Install and run with uv
• Update the test-slow and publish workflows to use uv as well

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Summary of Changes

This pull request switches the GitHub Actions workflows to use uv instead of pip for installing dependencies and building/publishing the package. This should improve the speed and efficiency of the workflows. The workflows modified are publish.yaml and test-slow.yaml.

Highlights

• Workflow Update: The pull request updates the GitHub Actions workflows to use uv for dependency management.
• Performance Improvement: Switching to uv should result in faster installation and build times in the CI/CD pipeline.
• Python Version: The publish workflow updates the python version to 3.11

Changelog

• .github/disabled-workflows/publish.yaml
  • Replaced actions/setup-python with astral-sh/setup-uv to install uv.
  • Changed the Python version to 3.11.
  • Modified the 'Build and Publish' step to use uv build and uv publish instead of python -m build and pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish.
• .github/disabled-workflows/test-slow.yaml
  • Replaced actions/setup-python with astral-sh/setup-uv to install uv.
  • Modified the 'Install Package' step to use uv pip install -e .[test] instead of pip install -e .[test].
  • Modified the 'Test' step to use uv run pytest to run the tests.

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With uv so swift,
The builds now take less time,
A faster workflow.

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Code Review

The pull request switches the GitHub Actions workflows to use uv instead of pip for installing Python dependencies and building packages. This should lead to faster and more efficient workflows. The changes look good overall, but there are a few suggestions for improvement.

Summary of Findings

• Python Version Consistency: The Python version is updated to 3.11 in the publish workflow, but it's important to ensure consistency across all workflows using Python. Verify that this change doesn't introduce compatibility issues with other parts of the project.
• uv Usage: The transition to uv seems straightforward, but it's crucial to ensure that all pip commands have been correctly translated to their uv equivalents. Double-check the installation and build steps to avoid any unexpected behavior.

Merge Readiness

The pull request seems to be in good shape for merging, but it's recommended to address the comments provided to ensure consistency and correctness. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.