Overhaul build system for modern Python and enable cibuildwheel #65
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This reverts commit 09e24a2.
…nda-forge-pinning 2025.01.15.19.32.56
They in fact will not match in a Windows conda build, so instead we can just warn to alert the user that something might be wrong but allow it to proceed if that's really what's intended.
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Move to scikit-build-core and pyproject.toml for building/packaging the Python package, and add a cibuildwheel action to build Python wheels based on the new build system. This attempts to follow recommended practice from the Scientific Python Library Development Guide and Cookiecutter. Eventually that will mean enabling more pre-commit hooks and formatting/linting with ruff instead of flake8/black, but I haven't gone through that full transition yet.
Also fixes #63.