fix(seismic-web3): sync runtime package version - #302
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Fixes #301
Summary
seismic_web3.__version__value from0.2.2to the package's released0.3.0versionRoot cause
The 0.3.0 release bump updated
pyproject.tomlanduv.lock, but left the public module constant and its test at 0.2.2. Because the test asserted the stale literal, it continued to pass instead of detecting the mismatch.Tests
test_module_version_matches_distribution_metadatafailed with0.2.2 != 0.3.0make ci: Ruff format/check,ty, and 290 non-integration tests passedseismic_web3-0.3.0-py3-none-any.whl: runtime constant and wheel metadata both report0.3.0Compatibility
The change is limited to the public version constant and its existing version test. Pairwise three-way merges with open PRs #296, #298, and #300 are conflict-free.