Remove setuptools-rust and milksnake mentions from readme #1926
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Maturin initially started out of dissatisfaction about what UX was possible with setuptools-rust. Maturin has grown into much than that, supports many more features than both setuptools-rust and milksnake, is not really zero config anymore (with the pyproject.toml build backend) and should present itself by its strengs rather than in comparison with other tools. So i'm replacing the old initial release pitch with something more modern.
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Maturin initially started out of dissatisfaction about what UX was possible with setuptools-rust. Maturin has grown into much than that, supports many more features than both setuptools-rust and milksnake, is not really zero config anymore (with the pyproject.toml build backend) and should present itself by its strengs rather than in comparison with other tools. So i'm replacing the old initial release pitch with something more modern.
I'm also replacing python 3.7+ with 3.8+ to discourage people from using unsupported python versions.