Modernize Python Packaging: Transition to pyproject.toml and PyPI Trusted Publishing #491
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- Migrated from setup.py to pyproject.toml for better compliance with modern PEP - Identical package metadata, dependencies, and long description in the new configuration. - Enforce supported Python version
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0.1.27.dev0 is considered < 1.1.27 breaking compatibility with latest cfclient release New version is considered pre-release of 0.1.27.1
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