Install TabPFN from GitHub, if too new for PyPI.#217
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This will allow us to bump the minimum version newer than that pushed to PyPI, to fix compatibility issues. Also, tidy up a bit: - Switch to uv min/max dependency resolution, rather than our script - Bump shap minimum version to get min dependency resolution to work (it's still 15 months old) - Don't duplicate dependencies in "all" optional dependency, and reference other optional dependency sets instead - Use "ci" dependency group, rather than puting depedencies in workflow file - Merge windows and linux jobs - Ignore uv.lock for simplicity
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This will allow us to bump the minimum version newer than that pushed to PyPI, to fix compatibility issues. I'm unsure if this is a good idea, what do you think?
Also, tidy up a bit: