Migrate to using the pyproject.toml standard in place of deprecated setup.py workflow
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It's been requested before but i punted it. Using
setup.pyas a build frontend has now been deprecated for a long time, and it's causing issues (1, 2) when upgrading this library. The time has come for us to leap into modernity.This PR migrates our usage of
setup.py/requirements.txtto the modernpyproject.tomlstandard. This only migrates the user-facing package to usepyproject.toml, migrating for instance our tests to use it is left as a followup.