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Release v4.9.0 (#412)

* Clarify use of the next banch

* Add __version__ attribute using VERSION file as single source of truth

This implements the requested feature to expose bugsnag.__version__
for programmatic version checking, as per PEP 396.

Changes:
- Created VERSION file containing current version (4.8.0)
- Updated bugsnag/__init__.py to read from VERSION and expose __version__
- Updated setup.py to read version from VERSION file
- Updated bugsnag/notifier.py to read version from VERSION file
- Added MANIFEST.in to include VERSION in package distributions
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with enhancement entry
- Updated CONTRIBUTING.md to document simplified release process

Benefits:
- Single source of truth for version number (no more manual updates in 3 places)
- bugsnag.__version__ now available for programmatic access
- Graceful fallback to 'unknown' if VERSION file is missing

* Add __version__ attribute with Makefile-based version management

Implements bugsnag.__version__ for programmatic version checking (PEP 396).
Uses Makefile approach (inspired by bugsnag-cocoa) to address performance concerns.

Changes:
- Added __version__ = '4.8.0' to bugsnag/__init__.py
- Hardcoded version='4.8.0' in setup.py
- Hardcoded 'version': '4.8.0' in bugsnag/notifier.py
- Added Makefile with bump target for automated version updates
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with enhancement entry
- Updated CONTRIBUTING.md to document Makefile usage
- Removed VERSION file and MANIFEST.in (no runtime file I/O overhead)
- Updated features/support/env.rb (removed VERSION from test fixtures)

Usage:
- Users: bugsnag.__version__ returns '4.8.0'
- Maintainers: make VERSION=x.y.z bump (updates all 3 files)

Benefits:
- Zero runtime overhead (no file I/O during import)
- bugsnag.__version__ attribute now available
- Automated version updates via single Makefile command
- Addresses reviewer feedback on performance concerns

* Address review feedback

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