feat: add remove= postprocess to regex

[henryiii]

This adds the ability to post-process regex to remove "dev0" or similar. Closes #765.

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[LecrisUT]

Was looking if this affects SKBUILD_PROJECT_VERSION

scikit-build-core/src/scikit_build_core/builder/builder.py

Line 162 in 6d2480f

cache_config["SKBUILD_PROJECT_VERSION"] = version.base_version

Shouldn't this one be .public? Fedora packaging uses the 1:a.b.c format to define epoch (enforcing to update to a lower version than the latest)

[henryiii]

The “base version” is the public version of the project without any pre or post release markers.

Isn't that what we want?

1:a.b.c

I think you mean 1!a.b.c?

As to the epoch, it is included in both, which is probably not ideal for us, as CMake won't be able to understand an epoch.

[henryiii]

Was looking if this affects SKBUILD_PROJECT_VERSION

Yes, it should, the result of the dynamic metadata plugin is used as the version.

[LecrisUT]

The “base version” is the public version of the project without any pre or post release markers.

Isn't that what we want?

There is an example of public and base_version when it comes to epoch in the link I posted last. I believe the pre and post there refer only to suffix part.

1:a.b.c

I think you mean 1!a.b.c?

Python wise, yes. Was just mentioning because there could be a synchronization between those that might be used (after changing : to ! as needed)

[henryiii]

The examples are misleading, I've made pypa/packaging#818 to clarify the examples. Both of them include the epoch. Generally, the epoch is the most important version number (more than even the major number), so that's probably why it's always included. We could easily avoid it by manually constructing the number, though, since CMake won't be able to parse it.

[LecrisUT]

Ah indeed, the code right beneath it makes it more obvious :D