chore(release): bump version to 6.1.9 -- fix version drift with PyPI - #341
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6.1.9 was already published to PyPI (2026-09-02) via an out-of-band release (dwolfson does these directly for small stuff, not through the tagged release.yml pipeline), but pyproject.toml on main was never updated to match -- still read 6.1.8. Bumping now so the next real release doesn't collide with the already-published 6.1.9. Signed-off-by: Dan Wolfson <dan.wolfson@pdr-associates.com>
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pyproject.toml/uv.lockonmainstill read6.1.8, but PyPI already has6.1.9published (2026-09-02, via an out-of-band release done directly for small stuff, not through the taggedrelease.ymlpipeline). No commit or tag in the repo ever set the version to6.1.9.Bumping
mainto6.1.9now so the next tagged release doesn't collide with the version already live on PyPI.No functional change — version/lockfile only.
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