bump to 0.12.3 #416
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Updates the version of our project from 0.12.2 to 0.12.3. The motivation behind this change is to keep our project's versioning up-to-date with the improvements and changes that have been made.
Some of the changes in this version update include modifications to the documentation and the addition of coverage reporting in our CI/CD pipeline. This will provide more detailed information about our code coverage, helping us ensure that our tests are comprehensive and reliable.
In addition, the version update is reflected in the .bumpversion.cfg, docs/index.md, dsg_lib/init.py, and pyproject.toml files, ensuring consistency across our project.
Overall, this version bump improves the project by providing an accurate reflection of the current state of the codebase, allowing for better tracking of changes, improvements, and fixes.