Fix GitHub dependency graph by adding requirements.txt and dependency configuration

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Problem

GitHub's dependency graph is not showing PyPI dependencies or dependents for the "mineru" package, making it difficult to track dependency usage and security vulnerabilities.

Root Cause

While the project correctly uses pyproject.toml for modern Python packaging, GitHub's dependency graph has better support for requirements.txt files for dependency detection and visualization.

Solution

This PR adds the necessary configuration files to enable proper GitHub dependency graph support:

📦 Core Changes

1. Added requirements.txt - Contains all core dependencies from pyproject.toml in a format GitHub easily parses
2. Added requirements-dev.txt - Development and optional dependencies for better visibility
3. Added .github/dependabot.yml - Enables automated dependency monitoring and updates
4. Added MANIFEST.in - Improves package discovery and file inclusion
5. Enhanced pyproject.toml - Added descriptive classifiers and metadata URLs
6. Updated .gitignore - Excludes build artifacts from repository

🔍 Verification

• ✅ Dependencies synchronized: 18 packages in both pyproject.toml and requirements.txt
• ✅ Package builds successfully with new configuration
• ✅ All dependency specifications are syntactically valid
• ✅ Enhanced package metadata with proper PyPI classifiers

📈 Expected Benefits

After merge, the repository will have:

• Visible dependency graph showing all PyPI dependencies
• Automated dependency updates via Dependabot
• Better package discoverability through enhanced metadata
• Security vulnerability tracking for dependencies

🔧 Technical Details

# Dependencies are now detectable by GitHub
$ wc -l requirements.txt
18 requirements.txt

# Package metadata is enhanced
$ grep -c "Topic ::" pyproject.toml
3

# Dependabot will monitor dependencies weekly
$ cat .github/dependabot.yml | grep interval
      interval: "weekly"

This change maintains full backward compatibility while adding GitHub-specific optimizations for dependency tracking.

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