Python template v3 #26
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johndonor3
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I don't have any strong opinions here. It seems simpler than the previous template though so that's good!
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I have done some updating of both the template and the style guide, which were over three years old.
This new template (v3) uses copier because
cookiecutterseems to have become abandonware. I have remove most of the configuration options and settled for using uv, Ruff, and furo for Sphinx theming since I think that's what we all are using these days and it simplifies the template and the documentation.The new version of the documentation can be previewed here and the style guide here.
This probably deserves a synchronous code-review.
Closes #25