removed fallback versioning

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the project's versioning mechanism by removing explicit write-to and fallback-version configurations from pyproject.toml and deleting the associated _version.py file. The project now exclusively uses Git tags for version derivation via hatch, leading to a cleaner and more consistent version management process.

Highlights

• Versioning Configuration Streamlined: The write-to and fallback-version settings for hatch versioning have been removed from pyproject.toml. This change simplifies the versioning strategy, relying solely on Git tags (source = "vcs") for version derivation without writing to a dedicated file or providing a hardcoded fallback.
• Redundant Version File Removed: The panelsplit/_version.py file, which previously contained a hardcoded version string and was managed by the write-to configuration, has been deleted as it is no longer necessary with the updated versioning approach.

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Code Review

This pull request removes the fallback versioning configuration from pyproject.toml and the associated _version.py file. While this simplifies the configuration, it introduces a critical issue where the package will fail to build from a source distribution (sdist), making it difficult for users and downstream packagers to use. My review includes a comment with a suggested fix to ensure the package remains buildable in all standard scenarios.