Use pyproject.toml and make install easier #65
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Made checksit easier to install. Previously, you had to clone the repo, pip install it, then you could only run checksit from the repo directory, or after cloning edit the basedir in the etc/checksit.ini file before pip installing to run from anywhere. Now, the specs and template_cache are moved to a data folder that is packaged within checksit, and on loading the config file when running checksit the basedir is changed to the package root, ensuring that checksit can be run from any directory.
Also shifted from setup.py and setup.cfg to pyproject.toml, and ensured compatibility all the way back to Python 3.7.