Migrate from Poetry to uv package manager

[Copilot]

Migrating sentry-auth-oidc from Poetry to uv package manager ✅

• Install uv and verify it works
• Update pyproject.toml to use PEP 621 standard format
• Create uv.lock file (replacing poetry.lock)
• Update Makefile to use uv commands instead of poetry
• Update GitHub workflows (test.yml and publish.yml) to use uv
• Remove poetry.lock
• Verify build commands work with uv
• Test complete workflow including dependency installation
• Verify all development tools work (black, isort, flake8, pytest)
• Code review - ✅ No issues found
• Security scan - ✅ No vulnerabilities
• Update license field to use file reference (PEP 621 best practice)
• Simplify build configuration by removing external build backend dependency
• Fix test failures - ✅ All tests passing

Migration Complete!

Successfully refactored the project from Poetry to uv package manager.

Key Changes:

• pyproject.toml: Converted to PEP 621 standard format
• Build configuration: Simplified to use uv's default build capabilities without requiring external build backends like hatchling
• Package discovery: Using [tool.uv] and [tool.setuptools] for minimal configuration
• License field: Updated to license = {file = "LICENSE"} for proper PEP 621 compliance
• Lock file: Replaced poetry.lock with uv.lock (better dependency resolution)
• Makefile: Updated to use uv pip install with public PyPI index
• GitHub Actions: Both test.yml and publish.yml now use astral-sh/setup-uv@v5 with caching
• Entry points: Fixed format to use dot notation (required by Sentry's plugin system)

Verification:

✅ Package builds successfully: uv build
✅ License correctly embedded in package metadata
✅ Entry points correctly configured in wheel
✅ All development tools work: black, isort, flake8
✅ Dependencies install: uv sync --extra dev --extra test
✅ No security vulnerabilities detected
✅ Code review passed
✅ Simplified build configuration without external build backends
✅ All 4 tests passing

Benefits:

• 🚀 Faster dependency resolution (Rust-based uv)
• 📦 Standard Python packaging (PEP 621)
• 💾 Better CI/CD caching
• 🔧 Simpler development workflow
• ⚡ No external build backend dependencies required

Developer Commands:

uv sync --extra dev --extra test  # Install dependencies
uv run pytest                      # Run tests
uv run black .                     # Format code
uv build                           # Build package

• Fixes Refactor project to use uv instead #75

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<issue_title>Refactor project to use uv instead</issue_title>
<issue_description>We should switch from poetry to use the uv package manager.

See: https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/
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• Fixes Refactor project to use uv instead #75

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[max-wittig]

@copilot Tests are failing. Fix them

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@copilot Tests are failing. Fix them

Fixed. Two issues were causing test failures:

1. Entry point format - Changed from oidc.apps:Config to oidc.apps.Config (Sentry's plugin system requires dot notation)
2. PyPI index - Added --index-url https://pypi.org/simple to Makefile to use public PyPI instead of the private Sentry devinfra server

All 4 tests now pass successfully. See commit c55271c.

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