Refactor all metadata into pyproject.toml #147
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and update dependencies and CI to match; this requires a number of hacks in the packaging to accommodate old versions of setuptools, argparse-manpage, etc
don't test python 3.7 and 3.8 installs, or build/test for debian 10 or SL 7
test install on bullseye and bookworm, run lintian on bookworm
Miniforge3 now defaults to the libmamba solver, which maintains the speed
to install newly built debian packages
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This PR refactors all project metadata into the singular
pyproject.tomlfile and removes thesetup.cfgandsetup.pyfiles.This requires a number of updates to the packaging for Red Hat and Debian, including hacks to reinstate the
setup.*files to accommodate old versions of setuptools, argparse-manpage, etc. Hopefully these are written and labelled in such a way as to make removing them easy enough when updated versions are available.