feat: add version.json to match go-multicodec#52
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Closes #44.
What was changed:
version.jsonat the repository root containing{"version": "v1.0.0"}.[[tool.bumpversion.files]]entry topyproject.tomlsobump-my-versionautomatically keepsversion.jsonin sync withpyproject.tomlandmulticodec/__init__.pyon every release.Why the change was needed:
version.jsonfile used by ecosystem tooling to track version compatibility across implementations. py-multicodec was the only implementation missing this file, creating an inconsistency in the multiformats ecosystem.How it was verified:
pre-commit run --all-files(ruff lint, ruff format, pyupgrade, mypy — all passed).pytest tests— all 689 tests passed.check-tomlpre-commit hook validates the updatedpyproject.tomlsuccessfully.