add & apply pyproject-fmt

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• updated CHANGELOG.rst
• updated tests
• updated doc/
• update example/tutorial notebooks
• update manifest file

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[marscher]

great, it sorted everything 👍 As the file is basically a dictionary, there would be no need to sort it all. I used the same ordering as it used to be in setup.cfg.

Validation to a schema sounds great. Who is maintaining this schema? Earlier, potential problems about the file just popped out as setuptools warnings. This is a much better way.

[CagtayFabry]

great, it sorted everything 👍 As the file is basically a dictionary, there would be no need to sort it all. I used the same ordering as it used to be in setup.cfg.

Validation to a schema sounds great. Who is maintaining this schema? Earlier, potential problems about the file just popped out as setuptools warnings. This is a much better way.

We can also do away with the sorting but I guess for future comparability it might be usefull

I haven't looked into the schema verification, just saw it pop up over at the asdf repo

[marscher]

I'd opt out sorting, as sometimes it might be useful to place keys logically next to each other (e.g. pairs of settings, which belong together, but have different section names).

[CagtayFabry]

I'd opt out sorting, as sometimes it might be useful to place keys logically next to each other (e.g. pairs of settings, which belong together, but have different section names).

It don't think you can opt out of the sorting (but some keys also seem like manually sorted)

[marscher]

The tool also does not seem to handle comments, which is a bummer as I like to document this file a little bit.

[marscher]

So I'd just skip the formatting at all (PyCharm also does a good job in formatting it) and just use the validation.

[CagtayFabry]

So I'd just skip the formatting at all (PyCharm also does a good job in formatting it) and just use the validation.

sounds good for now, the formatting also removes comments which is not ideal imo

[CagtayFabry]

I'll open a new PR for this

[CagtayFabry]

closing this for #841