Update packaging-related files #77
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Only the code managing the extension modules remains in setup.py setup.py might be totally removed in a future version if the objects requiring the extension modules are removed from the module
They became useless after changes brought in f2148a2
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As detailed in #68, most of the project's metadata and build options should be moved from the existing
setup.pyfile to the now very basicpyproject.toml. This is achieved in this PR.The
pyproject.tomlfile now holds most of the information previously contained insetup.py. Because it is not compatible with thepyproject.tomlspecifications, only the information about extension modules is kept insetup.py. If the objects relying on extension modules are ever removed from Crappy, then only thepyproject.tomlfile will remain.Closes #68