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release: wsi-rs 0.9.0 - #35
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Bump wsi-rs, the OpenSlide shim and the Python bindings to 0.9.0, turn crates.io publishing back on, and date the 0.9.0 changelog section. The README drops the 0.8.1 GitHub-source-release install note. J2K and JXR keep their crates.io versions alongside their main branches, so development follows main and cargo publish resolves J2K 0.13.1 and JXR 0.4 from crates.io.
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Prepares the 0.9.0 release.
publish = falseremoved).J2K and JXR stay on their main branches for development.
cargo publishresolves their crates.io versions, J2K 0.13.1 and JXR 0.4.Before tagging
scripts/publish-crate.sh --dry-runagainst it.Publishing the
v0.9.0GitHub release then:publish.ymlon the tag, which publishes to crates.io through thecrates-ioenvironment;python-wheels.yml, which attaches the wheels and sdist to the release and publishes them to PyPI through thepypienvironment.