Developer Guide: Support new python version

Steps to support new python version

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graph LR
    A[Build Image] --> B[Build Underthesea Core]
    B --> C[Build Underthesea]

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Step 1: Build Image

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graph LR
    subgraph A[Build Image - CentOS]
        B[Conda]
        subgraph Python
            P7[Python 3.7]
            P8[Python 3.8]
            P9[Python 3.9]
            P10[Python 3.10]
            P11[Python 3.11]
            P12[Python 3.12]
        end
    E[Rust]
    F[Poetry]
    end

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First, update build_rust package (base on CentOS) with Rust and Python environments. This image will be used to build Underthesea Core in Step 2.

Tag your PR with label docker-build-image to trigger build flow.

Step 2: Build Underthesea Core

Build the Underthesea Core using the previously created CentOS image.

Tag your PR with label release-pypi-core to trigger build flow.

Step 3: Build Underthesea

Finally, build Underthesea.

For more details, refer to the GitHub Actions Documentation.