Validate repaired t-encrypt wheel in workflows

[oleksandrSydorenkoJ]

What:

Add workflow checks so the t-encrypt wheel is repaired and validated before PyPI upload.

Why:

The publish job produced a raw Linux wheel (linux_x86_64) that reached PyPI upload and failed with 400 Bad Request. The repaired PyPI-facing wheel should be validated in CI on every commit, not only at the end of publish.

How:

• Install patchelf where auditwheel repair is used.
• Repair the raw t-encrypt wheel into wheelhouse/ with auditwheel repair.
• Fail if the repaired wheel is not manylinux-tagged.
• Run twine check --strict on the repaired wheel in test.yml.
• Upload and validate the repaired wheel artifact on Ubuntu 22.04 and Ubuntu 24.04.
• Publish dist/*.tar.gz and wheelhouse/*.whl instead of raw dist/*.whl.

Checklist:

• Documentation N/A
• Tests
• Ready to be merged

[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR tightens the CI/CD pipeline around the t-encrypt Python wheel by ensuring the Linux wheel is auditwheel repair’d and validated (including twine check --strict) before it can be uploaded to PyPI, preventing accidental publication of a non–PyPI-compliant linux_x86_64 wheel.

Changes:

• Repair the raw t-encrypt wheel with auditwheel repair and fail CI if the output wheel is not manylinux-tagged.
• Add twine check --strict validation for the repaired wheel in CI, and validate the artifact on Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04.
• Update the publish workflow to upload dist/*.tar.gz plus wheelhouse/*.whl (repaired) instead of the raw dist/*.whl.

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
.github/workflows/test.yml	Builds a raw wheel, repairs it into wheelhouse/, enforces manylinux tagging, runs strict twine check, and uploads/validates the repaired artifact across Ubuntu versions.
.github/workflows/publish.yml	Ensures patchelf is available, repairs the wheel before publishing, runs strict twine check on sdist + repaired wheel, and uploads only the intended artifacts to PyPI.