Update github actions to latest versions#408
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Our CI looks like it's currently breaking. During builds, we get warnings about too old github actions, so let's start by bumping them all to the latest version.
Adds a workaround for the checkout action failing to set safe.directory when used with a container, as that turned out to be what was breaking the build (setuptools-scm tried to read the git version).
I wish there was better documentation on github actions versions, and a better way to test these... The pypi changes in this PR are untested, but I can't see a way to test those except for merging this and doing a test-pypi release.