I wrote a proper mommy for python~

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This is the python-mommy-venv. I'm aware a python mommy already exists but its unmaintained and has issues that makes it unable to generally work while developing something. My approach was, to patch pythons virtual environments to make mommy judge you. Anything else could seriously break stuff.

So I have a couple questions:

Could you maybe look at the project, and tell me what you think? If you like it, I would appreciate it, if I could reference the project in your README. Because this will be the way people that actually want to use it will find it. I would gladly make a PR for that.

Then I would really appreciate it if you don't move your responses.json file, as my project fetches that, to update itself.

I also added support for toml config files at .config/mommy/mommy.toml and .config/mommy/python-mommy.toml. I would love to write a "mommy standard" to enable users to just configure one mommy and have all configured. That would boil down to cargo-mommy implementing .config/mommy/mommy.toml and .config/mommy/cargo-mommy.toml. Would you be open to this?
If so I would learn basic rust and maybe add a the support myself. I can't promise I will be able to do that though.

So maybe check my project out and thanks for coming to my ted talk ^w^