Publish to PyPI on version tag push#4
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Add a tag-triggered publish workflow and declare hotdata-runtime as a PyPI dependency so published wheels install cleanly from pypi.org.
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Summary
Publish to PyPIworkflow triggered by version tags matchingv[0-9]*hotdata-runtimedependency from a git URL tohotdata-runtime>=0.1.0so PyPI installs work (local dev still uses[tool.uv.sources])Test plan
hotdata-runtimeto PyPI first (marimo depends on it)hotdata-marimo(GitHub environmentpypi)pyproject.toml, push tag (e.g.git tag v0.1.0 && git push origin v0.1.0)