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Bump GitHub Actions to current majors - #103
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Replaces #85, which conflicts with #100 (it edits
enum-parity-header.yml, which #100 deleted) and wasn't rebased.Same target versions as #85:
One input change: codecov-action replaced
filewithfiles, sopython-test.ymlnow passesfiles:. Without it the coverage upload would likely be skipped, sincefail_ci_if_erroris false.Breaking changes checked against how the workflows use them:
release.ymlonly runs when a release PR is merged, so the artifact and release-please changes are first exercised at the next release.