feat(workflow): simplify version bump process

[taj54]

closes #33

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Streamlined the automated version bump workflow to reduce complexity and improve reliability.
  • Added a manual trigger option to choose release type (patch, minor, major) for better control over releases.
  • Updated permissions to ensure the workflow can create and update release pull requests as needed.
  • No user-facing changes; this only affects the release process.

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Walkthrough

Reworks .github/workflows/version-bump.yaml to a simplified manual version-bump workflow: adds permissions, defines workflow_dispatch input release_type, renames job to bump, uses actions/checkout@v5, replaces prior multi-step process with taj54/universal-version-bump@v0.9.0, sets git_tag: false, and retains GITHUB_TOKEN env.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
Workflow: Version bump simplification .github/workflows/version-bump.yaml	Added top-level permissions (contents, pull-requests write); introduced workflow_dispatch input release_type (choice: patch/minor/major); renamed job to bump; updated Checkout step; replaced multi-step bump flow with taj54/universal-version-bump@v0.9.0 (with release_type, git_tag: false); removed prior setup/PR/notify steps; kept GITHUB_TOKEN env.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    actor Maintainer
    participant GA as GitHub Actions
    participant Repo as Repository
    participant UVB as Universal Version Bump Action
    participant GH as GitHub API

    Maintainer->>GA: workflow_dispatch(release_type)
    GA->>Repo: Checkout (actions/checkout@v5)
    GA->>UVB: Run taj54/universal-version-bump@v0.9.0<br/>with release_type, git_tag: false
    UVB->>Repo: Bump version & update changelog
    UVB->>GH: Create/Update PR (using GITHUB_TOKEN)
    GH-->>Maintainer: PR available for review

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Estimated code review effort

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Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Workflow visible in Actions tab (#33)	✅
Allow choosing bump type: patch/minor/major (#33)	✅
Workflow bumps version and updates changelog (#33)	✅
Optional: extend to tagging + release creation (#33)	❌	Tagging disabled via git_tag: false; no release step included.

Possibly related issues

• Feature: Add Workflow for Manual Version Bumps interactive-video-angular-wrapper#25 — Implements the same manual version-bump workflow pattern.
• Feature: Add Workflow for Manual Version Bumps interactive-video-svelte-wrapper#24 — Adds identical workflow_dispatch inputs and universal-version-bump usage.
• Feature: Add Workflow for Manual Version Bumps interactive-video-vue-wrapper#32 — Mirrors this consolidation to the Universal Version Bump action.

Poem

I thump my paws—version hops commence,
A patch, a minor, a major—so immense!
With one swift action, I bump and prance,
Changelog crumbs in a tidy dance.
No tags today—just carrot PRs,
Hop-approved by CI’s bright stars. 🥕✨

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