✨ feat(action): add uv-install input and auto-detect uvx - #24
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The action always installed uv and used `uv run`, which is semantically wrong when no pyproject.toml exists and prevents users who already configured uv externally from skipping redundant setup. Add a `uv-install` input (default true) to let users opt out of the built-in setup-uv step. Auto-detect whether to use `uv run` or `uvx` based on pyproject.toml presence so repos without a project file get the correct isolated tool execution. Add CI jobs covering both paths and the external-uv scenario.
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The action always hardcoded
uv runregardless of whether apyproject.tomlexisted, which is semantically wrong —uvxis the right tool for running standalone tools without a project context. Users who already configured uv externally (with a specific Python version, caching, etc.) also had no way to skip the redundantsetup-uvstep.✨ A new
uv-installinput controls uv installation with three modes:'auto'(default) detects whether uv is already available and skips installation if so,'true'always installs, and'false'never installs. The run step now auto-detects whether to useuv runoruvxbased onpyproject.tomlpresence, so repos without a project file get the correct isolated tool execution.This is fully backward compatible — the
'auto'default preserves existing behavior, and thepyproject.tomldetection matches what was already implicitly happening.Closes #6