Deprecate requirements.txt in favor of pyproject.toml#19
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Deprecate
requirements.txtin favor of the more modernpyproject.toml. This is something we're already doing in the SR-1 GN&C simulation and it's working pretty well for us.Many of the tools that we're going to adopt for use in CML like
ruffrequire their project-wide options to be set inpyproject.toml, so we'll need this file regardless.Closes #15