Prepare release 0.0.21 - #69
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Bump both pyproject.toml and Cargo.toml to 0.0.21 so the two packages stay in lockstep and reviewers see one version everywhere. The 0.0.20 crates.io publish failed because Cargo.lock still recorded the crate at 0.0.19 after the Cargo.toml bump, and the publish workflow builds with --locked. Registry versions are immutable, so we roll forward to 0.0.21 with the lock file regenerated via 'cargo update --workspace'.
Add RELEASING.md describing the full release and publish procedure (version bumps, lock file regeneration, local --locked verification, PR, tagging, post-tag monitoring) and link it from the README. Run the build job of publish-rust.yml on pull requests so a stale Cargo.lock is caught before tagging; the publish job stays gated on the rust/v* tag ref.
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