Unify requirements in pyproject file #26
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@scossin let me know what you think of these changes. Meanwhile, I made iamsystem optional in medkit to allow installs on Python < 3.12. |
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This PR removes the redundancy between the modern pyproject metadata and the legacy requirements files.
CI and RTD are also adjusted to make use of the pyproject metadata.
I have also dropped all version constraints. Unless there is a very good reason for it (like the use of a new symbol not present in earlier versions), they introduce more problems that they solve for downstream consumption by other projects.
Addresses some issues found in #25