Set GGML_BUILD_NUMBER to the correct version when building from pypi tarball

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# Expected Behavior

When I build the package from the source tarball uploaded to PyPI, I expect `PACKAGE_VERSION` in `ggml-version.cmake` file set to the same version as extracted from `git` when building directly from the git repo.

# Current Behavior

```
$ grep PACKAGE_VERSION result/lib/python3.12/site-packages/lib/cmake/ggml/ggml-version.cmake | grep '^set'
set(PACKAGE_VERSION "0.0.1"
```

This is probably because while the published tarball includes `.git`, the checkout done by `actions/checkout` in the publish workflow doesn't fetch full depth of the git repo, so the checkout turns out shallow.

This is what is seen during the build:

```
python3.12-llama-cpp-python> CMake Warning at vendor/llama.cpp/ggml/CMakeLists.txt:298 (message):
python3.12-llama-cpp-python> GGML build version fixed at 1 likely due to a shallow clone.
```

I **think** this can be fixed by setting `fetch-depth` to `0` for the publish workflow. Of course, this may be not very optimal because then the resulting tarball will have to include complete git repo. (The difference in my local tests is around 100Mb.)

Perhaps an alternative fix is to calculate the version during the sdist build, then storing it inside the tarball as a file; finally, read the version from this file during the build, if it's present.