📓 docs(readme): improvements 📓

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces several key updates, including a migration of the project's build system to hatchling for more streamlined development. It also expands the project's support options by adding Monero and Binance Coin donation addresses. Furthermore, the documentation for the deconstruct command has been updated to reflect the removal of the --split option, and minor cosmetic adjustments have been made to script and test output for better readability.

Highlights

• Build System Migration: The project's build system has been migrated from setuptools to hatchling for improved packaging and project management, including updates to pyproject.toml.
• Cryptocurrency Donation Expansion: Monero (XMR) and Binance Coin (BNB) donation addresses, along with their corresponding QR codes, have been added to the README.md.
• Deconstruct Command Documentation Update: The --split option has been removed from the deconstruct command's documentation and examples in README.md, indicating a change in its functionality or deprecation.
• Output Formatting Refinements: Cosmetic changes were applied to the scripts/qr.py and tests/smoke.py files to standardize success/failure indicators in console output, changing ✓ and - to [+] and [-] respectively.

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Code Review

This pull request, titled "Fix/smoke test", introduces several updates beyond smoke tests. It adds new donation addresses, migrates the build system to hatchling, and refactors the deconstruct command by removing the --split option in favor of automatic detection. The output style of some scripts has also been standardized. The changes are generally positive, but I've noted a potential issue with the newly added BNB address in README.md, which appears to be a duplicate of the ETH address. Please review the specific comment for details.

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📦 Version Preview

• Current version: v1.1.5
• Bump type: pre-patch
• Release version: v1.1.6
• TestPyPI version: v1.1.6-rc.0

When this PR is merged, version will be bumped to v1.1.6.

To change the bump type, include in commit message: #major, #minor, or #patch