Align public surface and frequent PyPI publishing - #1
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ArturSepp merged 2 commits intoSep 8, 2026
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Package documentation and public metadata had drifted from the shared registry, and routine PyPI publishing had no common traceability checks.
This change aligns the public surface, adds explicit dependency boundaries and a lowest-dependency CI job, and introduces a tag-based PyPI workflow that builds and verifies artifacts before Trusted Publishing. GitHub Release pages remain optional. Existing numerical implementations and CI matrices are preserved.
Validation: existing documentation builds pass with warnings treated as errors; workflow syntax passes actionlint; focused tooling and package-metadata tests pass. CI checks the complete branch before integration. Published artifact/source provenance gaps remain explicitly recorded rather than retagged without evidence.