Bump pytaglib from 1.5.0 to 2.0.0

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Bumps pytaglib from 1.5.0 to 2.0.0.

Release notes

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v2.0.0 (2023-03-26)

Release Highlights

• binary wheels are shipped for all Python versions and platforms
• breaking change: File.path is now a Path object
• support using File as context manager

Complete Changelog

• update Taglib version for binary wheels to 1.13
• improve build_taglib.py helper script (now supports all platforms)
• add taglib_version() to the taglib module
• bundle native Taglib whith binary wheels (even on Unix). This enables to use the latest Taglib version (distributions often ship outdated versions) and removes native dependencies.
• use cibuildwheel to provide binary wheels for a multitude of platform / Python version combinations (fixes #101 #105)
• allow using File as a context manager, optionally saving on exit
• new property File.is_closed
• fix #94: Accept os.PathLike in constructor

Breaking Changes:

• File.path is now a Path object

v1.5.0 (2021/12/18)

Starting with this release, binary wheels for Windows are built automatically. This will hopefully resolve the frequent Windows-specific issues with prior releases.

Also note that Python 2 support was dropped with this release. As there are no functional changes, python 2 users are welcome to continue using v1.4.6.

Details:

• fix #93: publish PyPI packages from GitLab workflow
• fix #92: build windows binary wheels from CI
• fix #89: remove Python 2 support
• fix #88: rename pyprinttags3 --> pyprinttags, ignore unsupported tags in the script

Changelog

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pytaglib 2.0.0 (2023-03-26)

• update Taglib version for binary wheels to 1.13
• improve build_taglib.py helper script (now supports all platforms)
• add taglib_version() to the taglib module
• bundle native Taglib whith binary wheels (even on Unix). This enables to use the latest Taglib version (distributions often ship outdated versions) and removes native dependencies.
• use cibuildwheel to provide binary wheels for a multitude of platform / Python version combinations (fixes #101 #105)
• allow using File as a context manager, optionally saving on exit
• new property File.is_closed
• fix #94: Accept os.PathLike in constructor

Breaking Changes:

• File.path is now a Path object

Commits

• 018db14 Merge pull request #111 from supermihi/use-cibuildwheel
• f6b0945 increase version to 2.0.0
• d96cf77 prepare v2.0.0 release
• 4df4615 add taglib_version()
• 7343aa9 setup.py: remove distutils import
• 6950536 ci: use cibuildwheel
• bdfcbc0 taglib build tool: misc improvements
• 42b42e4 run isort
• 389cbc6 update gitignore
• 55310e2 pyproject: add cibuildwheel config
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