Pydeequ __version__ is not updated for recent versions

[antoniopelias]

Describe the bug
When accessing the module level dunder attribute in the recent pydeequ versions __version__ we get an old version.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Install pydeequ version 1.4.0
2. Run python
3. Import pydeequ and get the version

$ pip install pydeequ==1.4.0
$ python3
>>> import pydeequ
>>> pydeequ.__version__
'1.2.0'

Expected behavior
pydeequ.__version__ should return the same version as the one that was installed, in this case '1.4.0'

Additional context
This is a very easy issue to solve, but has to be done whenever there is a new version of pydeequ.

[github-actions]

Thanks for reporting this! You're correct — the __version__ in pydeequ/__init__.py is hardcoded as '1.2.0' and hasn't been updated alongside the pyproject.toml version bumps. We should either update it manually to 1.5.0 (the current version in pyproject.toml) or, better yet, automate it so the version is derived from a single source of truth (e.g., using importlib.metadata or syncing from pyproject.toml at build time). We'll get this fixed.

This has also been flagged for our maintainer team to review.

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