ci(tests) Verify runtime deps

[tony]

Changes

• Add runtime dependency check in CI using uv run --no-dev
• Run check before installing dev dependencies
• Print package version and basic functionality test results
• Document improvement in CHANGES

Summary by Sourcery

Add a CI job to verify runtime dependencies before installing dev dependencies. This ensures that the package functions correctly with only its runtime dependencies installed.

CI:

• Add a CI job to verify runtime dependencies using uv run --no-dev before installing dev dependencies.
• The job prints the package version and runs a basic functionality test.

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Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request introduces a new CI job to verify the project's runtime dependencies. It uses uv run --no-dev to ensure that only runtime dependencies are installed before running basic functionality tests. This helps catch issues related to missing runtime dependencies early in the development process.

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added a CI job to verify runtime dependencies using uv run --no-dev.	Added a new job named 'Test runtime dependencies'. The job executes uv run --no-dev to check runtime dependencies. The job prints the package version and runs a basic functionality test.	.github/workflows/tests.yml

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