Add support for Sphinx 8.2

[jbms]

This also changes the CI to use uv.

[2bndy5]

Wow, uv added a lot more features since I last checked it out.

[2bndy5]

I recently also came across pixi, yet another project management tool written in rust with goals that overlap uv. Both are still in beta though. I'm kinda surprised you're migrating to uv, but I see cibuildwheel package is using uv under the hood now...

BTW, I've been using another tool written in rust to manage what node version I'm using for different projects: fnm.

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[jbms]

I recently also came across pixi, yet another project management tool written in rust with goals that overlap uv. Both are still in beta though. I'm kinda surprised you're migrating to uv, but I see cibuildwheel package is using uv under the hood now...

I hadn't heard of pixi --- but from a quick look it seems to have a lot of nice features. I see that it is conda-oriented but actually uses uv under the hood, at least for pypi dependencies.

Since we are publishing to pypi rather than conda I think uv is the right choice here, though.

BTW, I've been using another tool written in rust to manage what node version I'm using for different projects: fnm.

Yes, I've also been using that, much faster than nvm.

[jbms]

CI passes now.