Switch to pyproject.toml and Ruff for PEP 621/660#1573
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PEP 621/660 describes the switch to pyproject.toml for centralized project metadata, configuration, and build systems.
This PR removes
setup.cfgandsetup.pyin favor ofpyproject.toml.One problem with completely consolidating everything in
pyproject.tomlis flake8's lack of support for the format. To remedy this, this PR also replaces flake8 with ruff. They are largely compatible, and most everyone shouldn't really notice much of a difference in using them. If we wanted to continue using flake8 instead, we would either need to keep thesetup.cfgwith the flake8 configuration, or add a.flake8config file.