Bump publish workflow actions off deprecated Node 20 - #18
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checkout@v4->v5, setup-uv@v5->v7, upload-artifact@v4->v7, download-artifact@v4->v8 — the majors whose action.yml declares node24 (verified; the next-major bump wasn't enough — setup-uv@v6 / artifact@v5 are still node20).
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The PyPI publish workflow ran with Node-20 deprecation warnings. Bump the four flagged actions to the majors whose
action.ymldeclares node24 (verified via each tag's runtime — the naive next-major wasn't enough:setup-uv@v6andartifact@v5are still node20):actions/checkout@v4→ @v5astral-sh/setup-uv@v5→ @v7actions/upload-artifact@v4→ @v7actions/download-artifact@v4→ @v8upload@v7/download@v8share the v4-era immutable-artifact backend, so they pair.pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish@release/v1wasn't flagged (moving tag, maintained). Workflow-only; publish runs only on release, so this doesn't re-trigger a publish.