chore:automations

[JarbasAl]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced automated labeling for pull requests based on conventional release standards.
  • Added a workflow to automate the process of publishing stable releases to PyPI.
  • Implemented a comprehensive release workflow for managing alpha versions and proposing stable releases.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved the reliability of accessing the README.md file by using absolute paths.

• Documentation

  • Updated workflow configurations to enhance clarity and usability.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 2fb562b and 10ce7e7.

Walkthrough

This pull request introduces multiple GitHub Actions workflows to automate the software release process. It includes workflows for adding labels to pull requests based on conventional standards, publishing stable releases to PyPI, and managing the release cycle by publishing alpha versions and proposing stable releases. Additionally, the setup.py file has been modified to enhance the reliability of accessing the README.md file through improved path handling.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/conventional-label.yaml, .github/workflows/publish_stable.yml, .github/workflows/release_workflow.yml	Added workflows for labeling pull requests, publishing stable releases to PyPI, and managing the release cycle with alpha versions and stable proposals.
setup.py	Modified the find_resource_files function to use an absolute path for accessing README.md.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant GitHub
    participant CI/CD
    participant PyPI

    User->>GitHub: Opens Pull Request
    GitHub->>CI/CD: Trigger Labeling Workflow
    CI/CD->>GitHub: Apply Labels

    User->>GitHub: Merges Pull Request
    GitHub->>CI/CD: Trigger Release Workflow
    CI/CD->>CI/CD: Publish Alpha Version
    CI/CD->>GitHub: Notify Team
    CI/CD->>CI/CD: Build and Publish to PyPI
    CI/CD->>GitHub: Propose Stable Release

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🐰 In the garden, changes bloom,
With workflows that chase away gloom.
Labels and releases, all in a row,
Automate tasks, let the progress flow!
Hops of joy, we celebrate,
A brighter path, it’s never too late! 🌼

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