[WHL] Support whl building for different python versions via tox #83
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This pull request introduces several changes to support building wheels for multiple Python versions using
tox. The key changes include adding a new script for local distribution, updating dependencies, and configuringtoxenvironments.Key Changes:
New Script for Local Distribution:
maint/scripts/local_distribution_tox.shto automate the installation of multiple Python versions and build wheels usingtox.Dependency Updates:
requirements-build.txtto includetoxas a required package.Setup Enhancements:
setup.pyto check if the current directory is a git repository before updating submodules, improving robustness.Tox Configuration:
tox.inito define multipletoxenvironments for Python versions 3.8 to 3.12 and to automate the wheel building process.