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refactor: move from pip to uv#8

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  • New Features

    • Introduced an enhanced pull request summarization action with refined versioning and dependency management.
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    • Updated development setup guidelines, including new commands for dependency installation and test execution.
  • Chores

    • Upgraded the project environment to Python 3.13.
    • Revised file exclusion rules and streamlined dependency management by removing legacy configurations in favor of a centralized system.

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This pull request transitions the project’s configuration from a JavaScript-centric setup to a Python-focused environment. The changes modify the ignored file patterns, update the Python version to 3.13, and adjust development instructions and CI/CD workflows to use a new package manager, uv. Project metadata and dependencies have been moved into a new pyproject.toml file, and the previous requirements.txt has been removed.

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File(s) Change Summary
.gitignore Removed JavaScript/Node.js logging, diagnostic, runtime, and build output entries; added Python-specific patterns (e.g. __pycache__/, *.py[oc], build/, dist/, wheels/, *.egg-info, .venv).
.python-version, pyproject.toml Updated Python version to 3.13; introduced pyproject.toml with project metadata (name, version, description, readme) and dependency list requiring Python ≥3.13.
CONTRIBUTING.md, action.yml Revised development setup instructions and CI configuration: updated Python version requirement, added step to install the uv package, replaced pip installation with uv sync --all-extras --dev, and modified test/execution commands from python to uv run.
requirements.txt Removed file; dependency management is now handled through pyproject.toml.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Runner as GitHub Actions Runner
    participant Config as .python-version/pyproject.toml
    participant UV as uv Package Manager
    participant Script as Main Script

    Runner->>Config: Retrieve Python version (3.13)
    Runner->>UV: Install uv package
    UV-->>Runner: Confirm uv installation
    Runner->>UV: Execute "uv sync --all-extras --dev" to install dependencies
    Runner->>Script: Run main script using "uv run"
    Script-->>Runner: Return execution result
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nejcm commented Feb 20, 2025

## Release Notes

**This release focuses on improving dependency management and installation speed.**

### Highlights

*   **Faster Dependency Installation:** We've migrated from `pip` to `uv` for dependency management. This change significantly improves the speed and efficiency of installing project dependencies.

### Changes

*   **Dependency Management:**
    *   **`refactor:` Migrate from `pip` to `uv`** - The project now utilizes `uv` as its primary package installer, replacing `pip`. This change aims to reduce installation times and improve overall dependency management.

### Impact

*   Users may notice a substantial improvement in the speed of `pip install` operations when setting up the project.
*   There should be no functional changes to existing code.

### Notes

*   Please ensure you have `uv` installed and configured correctly in your environment. Refer to the `uv` documentation for detailed installation instructions: [Link to uv documentation - Placeholder]

This release lays the groundwork for future performance optimizations and improvements to the developer experience.

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