Migrate to uv and pyproject.toml #22
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uv uses pyproject.toml, handles dependency management, building, publishing, etc. Minimum required Python version was upped to 3.8, which is already EoL but I feel confident enough using that as a minimum for now. Might bump to 3.9 later. Source files are moved to a `src` subfolder because that is the uv standard. README will be updated and probably converted to Markdown later.
pytest has much more convenient print output, which makes debugging tests easier. The tests run by unittest were also quite noisy about the expected failures because there are many prints in the tests, which pytest captures and swallows by default when they don't fail. This does not yet use any pytest features in the code.
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setup.py is long deprecated and uv appears to be the new elephant in the room (that I wanted to try out), so here's a PR that migrates to it.
Minimum required Python version was upped to 3.8, which is already EoL
but I feel confident enough using that as a minimum for now. Might bump
to 3.9 later.