Reusable workflows #171
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Reusable workflows #171
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- rename the workflow file to the conventional extension - switch to using reusable workflows for - lint and test - building the release - building the Python wheel
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This PR supersedes #169: it's the same commits, but this PR is pulling from a branch in the upstream repo rather than from my fork, in the hopes that this will produce a clean test run, since GitHub seems highly resistant to allowing the values of configuration variables to leak outside the organization.
This PR reworks the build workflow
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