packaging: `setuptools_scm` + `pyproject.toml` + `cibuildwheels`

[jhkennedy]

This

• reverts #41
• updates PySolid to use setuptools_scm as discussed here: https://github.com/insarlab/PySolid/pull/41#issuecomment-1289707805
• converts to using pyproject.toml where possible as discussed here: https://github.com/insarlab/PySolid/pull/41#issuecomment-1289715721
• partly solve #42 by using cibuildwheels to push binary wheels to PyPI for macOS and Linux, but not successful for Windows yet.
• adds dependabot to keep GitHub Actions up to date

[jhkennedy]

clibuildwheel is working for Linux and Mac but not windows. I tried to get it going but am not sure where to go from here and am out of time for a little while. @yunjunz feel free to try and fix it, or we could drop windows from PyPI for now (since it's available via conda) and circle back later.

[yunjunz]

Thank you @jhkennedy for the many nice changes here!

cibuildwheel is working for Linux and Mac but not windows. I tried to get it going but am not sure where to go from here and am out of time for a little while. @yunjunz feel free to try and fix it, or we could drop windows from PyPI for now (since it's available via conda) and circle back later.

I gave this a quick shot, but could not figure out the solution. Dropping "Windows" from PyPI sounds like a good compromise to me.

[jhkennedy]

No problem @yunjunz ! I don't know if you want to open an issue for Windows wheels or just update #42 to reflect that's still open (it's linked and will be closed by this PR currently)

[yunjunz]

No problem @yunjunz ! I don't know if you want to open an issue for Windows wheels or just update #42 to reflect that's still open (it's linked and will be closed by this PR currently)

Let's update #42. I have updated the description in this PR to keep it open.