Use PEP 735 Dependency Groups for testing

[kfdm]

Several tools like uv now support dependency groups to separate from other optional-dependencies. Adding the test requirements there. Ideally this would replace the values in [test] but seems like it's only supported in Python 3.13 +

I was hoping I could also use this to simplify the ci.yml as well, but seems like --groups for pip doesn't work in 3.12 only 3.13 >=

Had wanted to add this so that a Makefile/Justfile could be added so that make test or just test could trigger pytest more easily, but may need to research it a bit more.

Trying to insure that I can easily test locally before I tried to make another PR 🙃

[codingjoe]

Hi @kfdm,

Fancy meeting you here! 😄
Yes, I have succumbed to the UV hype train too. No objections from my side, but we might want to use this opportunity for a little more magic.

Would you care to add a test group and let dev inherit it?
Furthermore, I'd be cool to actually switch the CI jobs to use UV to manage dependencies.

If you are busy with other things, no worries. I can give you a hand.

Cheers!
Joe

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[kfdm]

I'll give it a shot and see what I come up with :)

[kfdm]

I have not touched the build/publish bits since that might be better to test in its own commit due to better test with the github artifcat and pypi-publish actions, but this should cover the pytest bits.