Bump v0.4.1

[lkdvos]

Just noticed that the latest commits haven't been tagged and released, in particular this includes the VectorInterface v0.5 compat bounds.
This should be merged and tagged :)
Fixes #18
Should also fix: QuantumKitHub/CategoryData.jl#27

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[lkdvos]

@Jutho the formatter is complaining due to the changes between JuliaFormatter v1 and v2. Do you prefer if I update the formatting to conform to v2, or fix the check to pin it to v1?

[Jutho]

I am fine switching to v2; I've seen similar issues and some strange formatting changes between v1 and v2, but overall I guess it's ok.

Do you by any chance know how to update the JuliaFormatter version that VSCode seems to be using, as my "format on save" is undoing the formatting changes between v1 and v2 when I run the formatter on a file and then check and save the output?

[lkdvos]

The julia extension for VS code formats through the language server, which is written in Julia so you just have to locate the Project.toml file that it is using, and then the package manager can be used to update.

For me, (on a mac), this is somewhere in ~/.vscode/extensions/julialang.../languageserver/v1.11/, but you can find the exact path by starting vscode and the julia extension, opening the terminal, and in the output tab there is a dropdown menu to select the Julia language server. Typically the first line of that is Activating project at ... which should tell you exactly what it is using :)