Decouple from shared-workflows #2
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This reverts commit bf6932d.
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This reverts commit 66ca84c.
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This PR updates the build job that occurs on pushes to main to also use the reusable workflow from #2. It also adds logic to check if a push to main has modified the VERSION file. If so, the new package is published if tests pass.
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This PR makes the GHA workflows here independent of those in rapidsai/shared-workflows. It extracts the necessary logic into self-contained workflows so that we are not tied to the RAPIDS branching/versioning strategy. In addition, it splits the core logic into a shared workflow that can be used for both building and publishing, which will enable downstream work to actually start publishing packages.