modernize packaging

[matthewdeanmartin]

Here you requested assistance migrating to pyproject.toml

comments

• I made no changes to the module itself. I'm not familiar enough with it.
• I didn't package unfinished... I don't think that is a module, I think it is a workflow pattern
• It now uses poetry for packaging and dependencies.
• I removed the other cruft, much of it appears to have been dead
• I didn't invest any time into supporting python less than 3.7. Maybe 2.7 users can pin to earlier versions.
• The docstring tests don't pass because of u-strings. Python 3 just shouldn't use u-strings and should use byte strings if you meant bytes.
• I switch readme.txt to markdown, pypi supports it better.
• I added a minimal contributing section
• I added github actions and they pass
• If you configure trusted publisher (a brand new pypi feature for uploading packages without twine or passwords), you can manually trigger a publish. I would also configure an environment a protected branches on github. Or use twine, once you have a dist folder with packages, you can upload them to pypi however you like, you have the password so I can't help you there.
• I replace the make file with one that works