Change: [Actions] Use cibuildwheel for releases#363
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Old release workflow use RalfG/python-wheels-manylinux-build to build wheels for linux, and
python setup.py [sdist] bdist_wheelfor macos and windows.RalfG/python-wheels-manylinux-build is archived in favour of PyPA/cibuildwheel.
There's a lot of copy/paste between the different jobs.
The new workflow using PyPA/cibuildwheel can build wheels for many combinations of OS and python versions:
In comparison with the 5 wheels generated by old workflow:
It's a nice bonus for a single job definition.