Ruff has it's own custom set of linter rules, this enables all of them.

This enables all ruff's flake8-use-pathlib (PTH) extension rules.

This enables all ruff's flake8-async (ASYNC) rules.

This enables all ruff's flake8-quotes (Q) rules.

This enables all ruff's flake8-return (RET) rules.

This enables all ruff's pyupgrade (UP) rules.

However UP024 (using errors that alias OSError) is ignored, as that
prohibits use of exceptions like `IOError`, which is utilized pretty
extensively in mcproto.

This enables all ruff's pylint (PL) rules.

However PLR2004 (using unnamed numerical constants) is ignored, as these
kinds of constants are used all over the codebase, in comparisons, etc.
As mcproto is a fairly low level library, this is not surprising, and in
most cases, it's easy to understand what the numerical constant is in
the context of that comparison.

This enables all ruff's pygrep-hooks (PGH) rules.

However PGH003 (using specific rule codes in type ignores) is ignored,
as we're using pyright rather than mypy, and while there are some
rulecodes for pyright and we could be more specific, most of the
violations just fall under the same (general typing issues) category,
which isn't very helpful for categorizing the issue. Because of that,
this would just be annoying to do without any huge benefit for it.

This enables all ruff's flake8-gettext (INT) rules.