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Summary by Sourcery

Update the python-semantic-release version to 9.12.0 and enhance the semantic release configuration. Simplify the CI release workflow by removing unnecessary steps and permissions, and eliminate unused workflow files.

New Features:

• Update python-semantic-release version to 9.12.0.

Enhancements:

• Revise semantic release configuration with updated settings for versioning, changelog, and commit parsing.

CI:

• Simplify the release workflow by removing unnecessary steps and permissions, and updating the semantic release action.

Chores:

• Remove unused .github/workflows/release.yaml and .github/workflows/prerelease.yaml files.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR updates the semantic-release configuration and workflow to use python-semantic-release v9.12.0. The changes include a complete overhaul of the semantic-release configuration structure in pyproject.toml and a simplified GitHub Actions workflow implementation. The PR also removes an unused prerelease workflow file.

Architecture diagram for updated GitHub Actions workflow

graph TD;
    A[GitHub Actions Workflow] -->|Checkout Repository| B[actions/checkout@v4];
    B -->|Setup Release Branch| C[git checkout];
    C -->|Semantic Version Release| D[python-semantic-release@v9.12.0];
    D -->|Build and Tag| E[Build Artifacts];
    D -->|Push to GitHub| F[Push Changes];

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Updated class diagram for semantic-release configuration

classDiagram
    class SemanticReleaseConfig {
        +String tag_format
        +String commit_parser
        +Boolean major_on_zero
        +Boolean allow_zero_version
        +Boolean tag_commit
        +Boolean no_git_verify
        +String version_source
        +Boolean commit_version_number
        +String commit_message
        +String[] version_toml
        +String[] version_variables
    }
    class RemoteSettings {
        +String name
        +String type
        +Boolean ignore_token_for_push
        +Boolean insecure
    }
    class ChangelogSettings {
        +String insertion_flag
        +String mode
    }
    class CommitParserOptions {
        +String[] allowed_tags
        +String[] minor_tags
        +String[] patch_tags
        +Integer default_bump_level
    }
    class BranchSettings {
        +String match
        +String prerelease_token
        +Boolean prerelease
    }
    class CommitAuthorSettings {
        +String env
        +String default
    }
    class PublishSettings {
        +String[] dist_glob_patterns
        +Boolean upload_to_vcs_release
    }
    SemanticReleaseConfig --> RemoteSettings
    SemanticReleaseConfig --> ChangelogSettings
    SemanticReleaseConfig --> CommitParserOptions
    SemanticReleaseConfig --> BranchSettings
    SemanticReleaseConfig --> CommitAuthorSettings
    SemanticReleaseConfig --> PublishSettings

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Updated semantic-release configuration with new v9 format	Updated python-semantic-release dependency from v7.33.1 to v9.12.0 Restructured semantic-release config with new sections (remote, changelog, commit parser, branches, etc.) Added detailed commit parser options with allowed tags and bump level configurations Updated version variable handling for both poetry and docker versions	.copier-template/pyproject.toml.jinja
Simplified and modernized the release workflow	Replaced manual poetry installation and dependency management with direct action usage Added workflow concurrency and environment controls Updated permissions to be more specific and secure Implemented proper branch checkout handling for release process Switched to using python-semantic-release GitHub action instead of CLI command	.copier-template/.github/workflows/release.yaml .github/workflows/release.yaml
Removed unused workflow file	Deleted prerelease workflow file as it's no longer needed	.github/workflows/prerelease.yaml

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey @entelecheia - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

Here's what I looked at during the review

• 🟢 General issues: all looks good
• 🟢 Security: all looks good
• 🟢 Testing: all looks good
• 🟢 Complexity: all looks good
• 🟢 Documentation: all looks good

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