Replace several linters and fixers (flake8, isort etc.) with ruff #1526
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Ruff is a new linter that implements rules from many other linters in Rust and is thus considerably faster to run, and is somehow very feature complete already!
This also allows us to update to the modern pyproject.toml for linter config, so eventually we could also move our setup.py information there too.