Changed the readme file reference from README.rst to README.md and update project metadata#185
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This pull request updates the
pyproject.tomlconfiguration to improve project metadata, clarify Python version support, and enhance discoverability on package indexes. The main changes focus on updating documentation references, tightening Python compatibility, expanding project keywords and classifiers, and adding a homepage URL.Project metadata and compatibility updates:
readmefile reference fromREADME.rsttoREADME.mdfor consistency with the repository.>=3.9,<3.15, clarifying compatibility and excluding unsupported future versions.Discoverability and classification improvements:
keywordsto include"lexbor"and"modest"for better searchability.classifiersto more accurately describe the project’s environment, operating systems, supported Python versions (including 3.14), and topics, improving visibility on PyPI.HomepageURL to theproject.urlssection, making it easier for users to find the main project page.Important
Right now, the README.md is not showing on https://pypi.org/project/selectolax/
This PR will fix this issue.