fix(release): remove sync step from version bump#36
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Remove the sync step from the version bump process to streamline the release workflow. This change simplifies the versioning command by eliminating unnecessary dependency synchronization.
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What Changed
Testing
Environment: Node.js 14, Ubuntu 20.04
Manual tests performed to ensure version bump works without sync step.
No automated tests were added or updated.
Checklist
Followed project coding standards (e.g., PEP 8)
Added/updated docstrings or inline docs
Tests added or updated
All tests pass locally
No linting errors
Compatible with existing dependencies
CI pipelines passed (if applicable)
PR title uses Conventional Commits (if enforced)
Additional Notes
This change reduces the complexity of the release process and should improve efficiency during version bumps.