ci(docs-backfill): inject __version__ for old tttrlib#59
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Old tttrlib (0.24.x/0.25.x) does not expose __version__, which the old conf.py reads unguarded and crashes on (AttributeError -> ConfigError). Inject __version__ (= the version being built) into the installed module when missing.
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Follow-up. With Boost + submodules fixed, 0.25.1's tttrlib now compiles — but its old
conf.pyreadstttrlib.__version__unguarded, and old tttrlib doesn't expose it (AttributeError: module 'tttrlib' has no attribute '__version__'→ ConfigError). Inject__version__(= the version being built) into the installed module when it's missing.0.26.x already build correctly (0.26.0 now reports v0.26.0). After merge, re-run for 0.25.1/0.24.4.