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feat: Update default Deephaven version to 41.1#139

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This pull request updates the build workflow configuration, specifically by updating the DH_VERSION environment variable and removing a redundant environment variable assignment in the build job.

Dependency version update:

  • Updated the DH_VERSION environment variable from 0.34.1 to 41.1 in .github/workflows/build-and-publish.yml to ensure the workflow uses the latest version.

Workflow simplification:

  • Removed the explicit assignment of DH_VERSION in the build job's environment, as it is now set globally.

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Pull request overview

Updates the GitHub Actions build-and-publish workflow to use a newer default Deephaven version via the global DH_VERSION env var, and simplifies the build job by removing a redundant step-level env assignment.

Changes:

  • Bumped global DH_VERSION in the workflow from 0.34.1 to 41.1.
  • Removed redundant DH_VERSION export from the Build step env (relying on global env instead).

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