Implements the QA system

[dalonsoa]

It implements pre-commit hooks with the main tooling we normally used, except that we are using ruff instead of flake8 and isort. Configuration for this has been included in the pyproject.toml file. The workflow file has been updated to run the QA as well as all test in several OS and python versions.

A LOT of files appear as modified since running the linters/formatters have modified them, but the functionality remains unchanged. The main files to review are:

• pyproject.toml
• ci.yml
• pre-commit-config.yaml

As the code was not following any specific style, I had to:

• disable linting the docstrings. See Enable pydocstring and fix all the issues #33
• disable testing in the docs and tests folders
• disable checking the line length - this needs sorting asap. See Enable checking the line length #34

[tsmbland]

Just curious what's the difference between pip install and python -m pip install?

[dalonsoa]

Have a look at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25749621/whats-the-difference-between-pip-install-and-python-m-pip-install

We might not need it in this case, but it is becoming more common practice to ensure consistency.

[tsmbland]

Looks good

[AdrianDAlessandro]

Looks good! Sensible to ignore the line lengths and docstrings for now. How did using Ruff for automatically fixing some of the problems go?