This commit updates the Aztec handler's project versions from 0.2.1 to 0.2.2 and provides an updated changelog. A notable change includes the reimplemented safe object name at elements extraction.

✏️ Update the release date in the Aztec handler's CHANGELOG from February 5, 2024 to February 9, 2024. This reflects the accurate date of the changes made in version 0.2.1. As a part of routine documentation maintenance, it's critical to provide accurate timestamping.

Updated the version in pyproject.toml to 0.2.1 for the Aztec handler. Made changes to the CHANGELOG.md reflecting the implementation of absolute object names in the new version. These updates prepare the 'aztec' project for a new release.

Modified the way 'object_name' is assigned in aztec handler by splitting the input at ':' and taking the last element. This enhancement will ensure that 'object_name' is more accurately represented in data.

This commit updates the version from 0.1.4 to 0.2.0 in the pyproject.toml file. This new version accommodates new bip.sdk.Host signatures and requirements, enhances scene format enforcement, and improves the accuracy and safety of catching "unsaved file" errors.

This commit introduces the new version 0.2.0 where we are complying with new bip.sdk.Host signatures and requirements. We've added the ability for Maya sets to be used as tracked elements and improved scene format enforcement. Furthermore, the catching of "unsaved file" errors has been made more accurate and safe.

The comparison of the RuntimeError message within the Aztec handler has been updated. Now, it correctly checks the error message by converting it to a string and removing any leading or trailing spaces. This will prevent unexpected behaviors when the message "Unsaved changes." is raised by the RuntimeError.

Refined the function 'open_file' to provide better error handling by specifying "Unsaved changes" error message in Aztec handler file. This update also includes modification in the way strings are being handled in 'save_file' and 'open_undo_block' functions. The changes are expected to improve efficiency in error handling and usability.