Automate versioning with GitHub actions

This PR introduces a GitHub Actions workflow to automate versioning based on PR labels. It ensures that versioning is handled consistently by automatically updating the version in CMakeLists.txt, committing the change, and tagging the new version in Git.

🔍 How It Works

When you're ready to merge a PR, you add a versioning label (version:major, version:minor, or version:patch).
This triggers the workflow, which will:

1. Merge dev into the PR branch to ensure the latest version is used.

   • If there are merge conflicts, the workflow fails and requires manual resolution.

2. Determine the new version based on the label:

   • version:major → 1.2.3 → 2.0.0
   • version:minor → 1.2.3 → 1.3.0
   • version:patch (default) → 1.2.3 → 1.2.4

3. Update CMakeLists.txt with the new version and create a commit (if necessary).

4. Create and push a new Git tag, linking it to the latest commit.

   • The PR title is used as the tag description for better traceability.

Once the workflow completes, the PR can be merged into dev, and the new version is tagged automatically.

🔧 Changelog

• Feat
  • Add workflow dispatch trigger to Linux, MacOS, Web, and Windows workflows
  • Add auto versioning workflow
• Style
  • Use concise matrix configuration in Linux, MacOS, Web, and Windows workflows
• Chore
  • Update workflow names with emojis for better visual distinction
  • Update actions/checkout to version 4