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Migrated to use pyproject.toml

Details:

* Dev: Migrated from setup.py to pyproject.toml with setuptools as build
  backend. This provides for automatic determination of the package version
  without having to edit a version file.

More internal details (not in change log):

* setuptools-scm generates the versions into a new file
  zhmccli/_version_scm.py, which gets imported into
  zhmccli/_version.py to maintain its interface. The new
  _version_scm.py file is ignored by git and excluded from any check tools
  (e.g. flake8 or pylint where it would fail).

* Removed creation and use of MANIFEST.in in Makefile.

* Removed _check_version make target, since the version is now always
  determined (from git data), regardless of the build state.

* Removed inclusion of other requirements/constraints files with '-r' and '-c'
  because the dynamic support for dependencies in setuptools does not
  support these options. This has been replaced by ensuring that the
  "included" files are honored, in the Makefile.

* Related to that, renamed minimum-constraints.txt to
  minimum-constraints-develop.txt because it no longer includes
  minimum-constraints-install.txt.

* Related to that, renamed .safety-policy-all.yml to .safety-policy-develop.yml
  to match its scope of only covering development dependencies.

* Updated the base-requirements.txt file to add setuptools-scm.

* Adjusted the retrieval of the package version in docs/conf.py to the new
  version file created by setuptools-scm. This caused any Sphinx commands
  now to depend on the wheel archive, since that is the step that creates
  the setuptools-scm version file.

* Updated the release description in docs/development.rst to no longer edit
  the version file, but to set tags. A new initial tag is now used on the
  master branch that makes setuptools-scm increase the correct version
  number. For consistency, that approach is also used for stable branches.

Signed-off-by: Andreas Maier <maiera@de.ibm.com>

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