Removal of poseidon from CodeEntropy:

[harryswift01]

Summary

This PR is apart of the major refactor of CodeEntropy, as the poseidon code is now being replaced with imports from waterEntropy which handles water entropy. The current poseidon code is no longer required hence its removal from CodeEntropy.

Changes

Poseidon Removal :

• Removed the everything in the CodeEntropy/poseidon/ directory
• Removed the CodeEntropy/PoseidonHelper.py file

Updates to `pyproject.toml' File:

• The Removal of poseidon got rid of most of the warnings related to issue Local Variables Assigned and Never Used #52 of local variables being assigned and not used
• One variable that was assigned but not used within Example/create_new_universe.py has been commented out
• Due to issue Local Variables Assigned and Never Used #52 being resolved the extend-ignore case for variables assigned but never used (F841) has been removed from the pyproject.toml file

Impact

• Structural Changes: The removal of the poseidon code significantly changes how CodeEntropy operates, as it now relies on external imports from waterEntropy to handle water entropy. This simplifies the CodeEntropy codebase and ensures that future development will be more modular and easier to maintain.
• Codebase Cleanliness: By eliminating the poseidon code, we reduce code duplication and improve readability. This makes the repository more focused on the core functionality of entropy calculations, without the need to manage outdated or unnecessary components.
• Bug Fixes: Resolving issue Local Variables Assigned and Never Used #52, where unused local variables were causing warnings, also improves the overall quality of the code. This should lead to fewer errors and cleaner builds moving forward.
• Configuration Update: The change in the pyproject.toml file optimizes the configuration for linting and style checks. The removal of the unused variable exception (F841) will make it easier to spot actual issues in the code and enforce better coding practices.

[jimboid]

Looks like you got it all, nice you tightened up the linter in pyproject.toml