Update install process #4
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Update the setup process to use a toml file and address deprecation warnings for using outdated setuptools version.
jomey
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Aug 27, 2025
With the new setup through toml, we can require having Cython available on the target host.
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Git pulled the repo locally in a fresh environment with just the requirements and everything worked by running pip install - e .
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Update to using modern python pyproject.toml and address the deprecation warnings raised during install.
Follows pattern of: iSnobal/pysnobal#4
This also harmonizes the Cython compile setup with pysnobal.
Would be great if you could pull this locally and see if a
pip install -e .will succeed for you.Thanks AI for reviewing this locally.