Guard uv.lock self-version against release drift#218
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release-please bumps pyproject and the conf/CITATION/server manifests on a release but not uv.lock, whose editable self-package entry then trails the released version. Add a check_lock_version.py guard (check and fix modes) and wire it as a local pre-commit hook so the lockfile version cannot drift onto main.
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release-please bumps pyproject.toml and the conf.py / CITATION.cff / server.json manifests on a release, but not uv.lock, whose editable self-package version then trails the released version (it had drifted to 0.3.0 behind 0.3.1 before #217 resynced it).
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scripts/check_lock_version.py(check and fix modes) wired as a local pre-commit hook, so pre-commit and pre-commit.ci block any future lockfile-version drift from landing on main.