Employ consistent workflows across the FIREWHEEL ecosystem #1
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This depends on sandialabs/firewheel#21. As it is currently written, the linting pipeline will fail because the reusable workflows have not yet been defined in the |
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This adds the `workflow_call` keyword to the current workflows, enabling the workflows to be used as [reusable workflows](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/sharing-automations/reusing-workflows). This will allow us to essentially import the standard FIREWHEEL workflows in our model component repositories (see sandialabs/firewheel_repo_base#1).
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This converts the workflows for linting and publishing Python packages to employ reusable workflows.
This should allow us to keep things consistent across the FIREWHEEL ecosystem, requiring only updates to the main FIREWHEEL linting/publishing process and having those changes propagate to all the associated model components.