Add Pydantic Model for pr_info, pr_json, and versions

[ytausch]

Extending #2239, this PR adds documenting Pydantic models for the pr_info, pr_json, and versions JSON collections.

#2239 should be merged first.

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[beckermr]

Please remove all functional changes from this PR. We are more than happy to accept them in other PRs, but it makes it hard to read the diff. Let's only do typing and pydantic models here.

[ytausch]

@beckermr
It's been a while since I last worked on this - I don't see any functional changes anymore and I also remember opening a separate PR for them, feel free to tell me if there are any left

Also, any clue why pydantic is not found in the CI? It's part of the environment

[beckermr]

you need to regenerate the lock file I think.

[beckermr]

Some questions.

[ytausch]

Why does regenerating the lock file with conda-lock change everything about the lock file (including key ordering)? This seems a bit weird. Maybe the current lock file was generated with an outdated version of coda-lock? I used 2.5.6.

[beckermr]

Yeah it is annoying. It turns out conda-lock itself doesn't produce lock files with nice diffs. I ended up writing some custom code in

https://github.com/regro/cf-scripts/blob/master/autotick-bot/relock_me.py

that produces stable, sorted lock files that have much smaller diffs.

I'm ok merging the changes here, but we could run the latest lock file through the function in that script to make them cleaner.

I should upstream that bit of code to conda lock, but have not had the time.

If you want to do that, great, but no pressure from me. I know you are busy.

[beckermr]

Closing and reopening to cycle the ci

[ytausch]

I think the CI is not working because of the lock file conflicts.

[beckermr]

pre-commit.ci autofix

[beckermr]

@ytausch one more issue to be resolved on smithy version validation and then this one is good to go.