chore: Update PyPi to use trusted publisher for authentication and correctly escape change log body. #759
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…rrectly escape change log body. (#759) * fix: Escape release tag body and change PyPi to use trusted publisher for authentication. * fix typo
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PyPi no longer accepts username and password authentication for publishing with 2FA enabled accounts. They have additionally made the change to require 2FA on all accounts starting January 1st 2024:
Switching our release to use PyPi's Trusted Publisher method for authentication.
Escaped change log body to allow it to correctly show in in the release tag body.