Prebuilt release naming convention

[teddykoker]

Align closer to the Wheel Naming Convention and torch's naming convention. For example the version built with torch 1.13, CUDA 11.7 and Python 3.10 would have the following name:

torchsort-0.1.9+pt113cu117-cp310-cp310-linux_x86_64.whl

[teddykoker]

@siddharthab just updated the naming convention to be a little more consistent. Let me know if you have any concerns, otherwise I think this is good for now, and I will run the release portion so the wheels are permanent.

[siddharthab]

This looks good. I have relatively little experience with the Python ecosystem, so I just put in something reasonable, but your format looks cleaner.

[siddharthab]

..$ is a little brittle because it will always remove the last two characters. If you want to remove the patch version and any suffixes, i.e. just get the major and minor version, then 's/^\([0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\).*$/\1/' is an option.

[teddykoker]

Thanks! Have fixed

[siddharthab]

Also, maybe before you release, you may want to remove cuda 11.3 from the matrix. I was testing it for my own application and forgot to take it out before merging the PR but I don't think this project should support it.

[teddykoker]

Also, maybe before you release, you may want to remove cuda 11.3 from the matrix. I was testing it for my own application and forgot to take it out before merging the PR but I don't think this project should support it.

Done