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Pin setup-uv to 0.11.0 in CI so we can test whether the Python\nbuild failure tracks the uv upgrade.\n\nSplit CI into separate test, example, and build jobs so the Ruby\nexample failure cannot mask the package build result in the same run.
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Revert the investigation workflow split so this branch matches the\nmain CI job structure while keeping the uv pin in place.
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uvback to0.11.0and leave Bundler unpinned to test whether the Python build failure tracks theuvupgrade.What changed
astral-sh/setup-uv@v3toversion: 0.11.0lint-and-tests,example-tests, andbuild-packagejobs so the Ruby example failure cannot mask the build resultExpected interpretation
build-packagepasses andexample-testsstill fails, that supportsuvdrift as the Python-side cause and an independent Ruby-side issueuvupgrade alone is probably not sufficient to explain the Python regression