Fix update-version.sh to remove leading zeros.

[mythrocks]

This commit fixes an error in how version strings are replaced in the C API header.

Bumping the version to 25.08 causes the minor version to be written as "08" instead of "8", producing an invalid octal number.

This commit fixes the error in the script, and also bumps the versions in the C API, documentation, and workflow yamls.

[mythrocks]

That the yaml files needed updating on branch-25.08 came as a surprise. I'd appreciate if someone familiar with them reviewed that change closely.

[KyleFromNVIDIA]

Rather than hard-coding these numbers in a C header, please consider generating them at CMake configure time with configure_file().

[mythrocks]

I think I haven't grokked your suggestion properly.

When update-version.sh is run, we would like for version-strings across all artifacts to be changed. For instance, update-version.sh 25.10 should cause the C API to return 25, 8, 0 as appropriate.

Should update-version.sh now change our CMake files, instead of directly changing c_api.h?

[cjnolet]

@mythrocks

I think the update_version.sh does change the cmake files, doesn't it? I think the suggest was just to have cmake update the c header, rather than relying on update_versions to do it. Honestly, i could go either way with this, so it doesn't matter a ton to me- so long as we aren't forced to update anything manually.

[mythrocks]

(I'll fix the copyright dates shortly.)

[mythrocks]

I think the update_version.sh does change the cmake files, doesn't it?

Not directly. It seems to update the VERSION file, and then CMake does its bit based on the VERSION.

so long as we aren't forced to update anything manually.

I've gotten an idea of how @KyleFromNVIDIA would prefer this were fixed. I'll try incorporate that change ASAP.

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