Release v2.3.1

[movermeyer]

What are you trying to accomplish?

New release for Python 2.3.1 wheels.

What approach did you choose and why?

Bumped the patch version number.

What should reviewers focus on?

You can verify the commits made between since the last release do not contain other changes.

The impact of these changes

Users of Python 3.12 will have pre-built wheels. Fixes #146.

Testing

You can download the artifacts and install them yourself in a local virtual environment.

[movermeyer]

@AlecRosenbaum I manually ran the GitHub Action against this PR, and it wasn't producing wheels for 3.12. I believe this is because you need to re-vendor the cibuildwheel GitHub Action (closeio/cibuildwheel@v2.11.3 -> closeio/cibuildwheel@v2.16.2).

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Once that is solved, and the wheels are being built successfully by the GitHub Action:

1. This PR needs to be approved and merged
2. The artifacts need to be uploaded as a new release on PyPI (I don't have permissions to do this)
3. The GitHub Release needs to be published, with the date added to the description (I can do this)

[AlecRosenbaum]

I've re-sync'd our fork of cibuildwheel, so it should have the new tag now

[AlecRosenbaum]

I assume the pin needs to be bumped here so it builds for 3.12 too? Then I can do the manual steps to upload them to pypi

[movermeyer]

I've re-sync'd our fork of cibuildwheel, so it should have the new tag now

@AlecRosenbaum, I bumped the version used in the workflow, but it didn't find the new tag.

[AlecRosenbaum]

Ah, I pressed the sync fork button in the github UI not realizing it doesn't sync tags too.

I've now pushed them manually from the CLI and they should now be present

[movermeyer]

I've now pushed them manually from the CLI and they should now be present

@AlecRosenbaum Thank. I ran the workflow again, and it worked. 🎉

Next steps:

1. The artifacts need to be uploaded as a new release on PyPI (I don't have permissions to do this)
2. The GitHub Release needs to be published, with the date added to the description (I can do this)

[AlecRosenbaum]

I've uploaded the artifacts to PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/ciso8601/2.3.1/

[AlecRosenbaum]

I confirmed that I can install ciso8601==2.3.1 locally from wheels on python 3.12, and did a few basic checks that it was working.