build(deps): bump pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.21.3 to 2.22.0

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Bumps pypa/cibuildwheel from 2.21.3 to 2.22.0.

Release notes

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Version 2.22.0

🌟 Added a new CIBW_ENABLE/enable feature that replaces CIBW_FREETHREADED_SUPPORT/free-threaded-support and CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS with a system that supports both. In cibuildwheel 3, this will also include a PyPy setting and the deprecated options will be removed. (#2048)

🌟 Dependency groups are now supported for tests. Use CIBW_TEST_GROUPS/test-groups to specify groups in [dependency-groups] for testing. (#2063)

🌟 Support for the experimental Ubuntu-based ARMv7l manylinux image (#2052)

✨ Show a warning when cibuildwheel is run from Python 3.10 or older; cibuildwheel 3.0 will require Python 3.11 or newer as host (#2050)

🐛 Fix issue with stderr interfering with checking the docker version (#2074)

🛠 Python 3.9 is now used in CIBW_BEFORE_ALL/before-all on linux, replacing 3.8, which is now EoL (#2043)

🛠 Error messages for producing a pure-Python wheel are slightly more informative (#2044)

🛠 Better error when uname -m fails on ARM (#2049)

🛠 Better error when repair fails and docs for abi3audit on Windows (#2058)

🛠 Better error when manylinux-interpreters ensure fails (#2066)

🛠 Update Pyodide to 0.26.4, and adapt to the unbundled pyodide-build (now 0.29) (#2090)

🛠 Now cibuildwheel uses dependency-groups for development dependencies (#2064, #2085)

📚 Docs updates and tidy ups (#2061, #2067, #2072)

Changelog

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v2.22.0

23 November 2024

🌟 Added a new CIBW_ENABLE/enable feature that replaces CIBW_FREETHREADED_SUPPORT/free-threaded-support and CIBW_PRERELEASE_PYTHONS with a system that supports both. In cibuildwheel 3, this will also include a PyPy setting and the deprecated options will be removed. (#2048)

🌟 Dependency groups are now supported for tests. Use CIBW_TEST_GROUPS/test-groups to specify groups in [dependency-groups] for testing. (#2063)

🌟 Support for the experimental Ubuntu-based ARMv7l manylinux image (#2052)

✨ Show a warning when cibuildwheel is run from Python 3.10 or older; cibuildwheel 3.0 will require Python 3.11 or newer as host (#2050)

🐛 Fix issue with stderr interfering with checking the docker version (#2074)

🛠 Python 3.9 is now used in CIBW_BEFORE_ALL/before-all on linux, replacing 3.8, which is now EoL (#2043)

🛠 Error messages for producing a pure-Python wheel are slightly more informative (#2044)

🛠 Better error when uname -m fails on ARM (#2049)

🛠 Better error when repair fails and docs for abi3audit on Windows (#2058)

🛠 Better error when manylinux-interpreters ensure fails (#2066)

🛠 Update Pyodide to 0.26.4, and adapt to the unbundled pyodide-build (now 0.29) (#2090)

🛠 Now cibuildwheel uses dependency-groups for development dependencies (#2064, #2085)

📚 Docs updates and tidy ups (#2061, #2067, #2072)

Commits

ee63bf1 Bump version: v2.22.0
d3eeba7 chore: bump Ruff to 0.8.0 (#2092)
109020e Updates for Pyodide builds after pyodide-build was unvendored (#2090)
fd99000 [pre-commit.ci] pre-commit autoupdate (#2087)
e158f22 ci: update gitlab for dependency-groups (#2089)
8f21eb1 chore: use dependency-groups (#2064)
aac31ae docs: fix update scripts usage (#2067)
b882b84 fix: update the macOS image used on Cirrus CI (#2085)
243085f [Bot] Update dependencies (#2086)
df6f886 feat: add manylinux armv7l (#2052)
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Summary by Sourcery

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Bump pypa/cibuildwheel from version 2.21.3 to 2.22.0 in the GitHub Actions workflow for building and publishing to PyPI.

Nov 25 '24 00:11 dependabot[bot]

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This PR updates the cibuildwheel GitHub Action from version 2.21.3 to 2.22.0. The update brings several new features including a new CIBW_ENABLE option, dependency groups support for tests, and support for Ubuntu-based ARMv7l manylinux image, along with various improvements to error handling and documentation.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Update cibuildwheel GitHub Action version	Bump version from 2.21.3 to 2.22.0 Add support for new CIBW_ENABLE/enable feature Add support for dependency groups in tests Add support for Ubuntu-based ARMv7l manylinux image Update Python version to 3.9 for CIBW_BEFORE_ALL on Linux Improve error messages and handling	`.github/workflows/build-and-publish-to-pypi.yml`

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