Update pyproject to switch to new license spec format#216
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The setuptools package was printing some warnings about the license format being deprecated. I've updated setuptools to a version which supports the new format and changed pyproject.toml to follow the new format. I believe I've picked the right SPDX license short string based on LICENSE.txt.
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The setuptools package was printing some warnings about the license format being deprecated when running
python -m build. I've updated setuptools>=77.0, which supports the new format, and I've changed pyproject.toml to follow the new format. I believe I've picked the right SPDX license short string based on LICENSE.txt. Those are listed here.