Update changelog tool #2702
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This adds a python project config for the changelog tool, intended to smooth over development a bit and enable us to share this later if needed. This is intended to be used with uv.
This moves the changelog CLI scripts into the package itself. This allows them to be used in the `pyproject`'s `scripts` table, which then lets it be used by uv and other python tools. It also will make it easier to share these later if we need to.
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This updates the changelog tool in a few small ways:
pyproject.tomlconfiguration was added to manage the python package.uv.One reason for the switch to uv is that it makes it easier to managae a virtual environment, particularly in the CI context. This means, for example, that we'll be able to more easily pull in PyGithub as an optional dependency instead of hand-rolling our own thing.
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