Migrate from poetry to uv, fix pyproject.toml #20
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- make pyproject.toml adhere to PEP 621 - set up uv.lock - test that pytest and pre-commits still function
Need to replace poetry everywhere with uv.
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Looks good. Added a small commit that avoids redefining mypy dependency.
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The changes here mix poetry-specific syntax for pyproject.toml with PEP 621, causing
poetryto not work currently.So this PR fixes the pyproject.toml and, while we're at it, migrates from
poetrytouvbecause that's what the cool kid use today.Commit summary
Steps to test
uv run pytest