Delete pyproject.toml

[RizwanMunawar]

🛠️ PR Summary

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🌟 Summary

The pyproject.toml file has been removed from the repository, simplifying the project structure.

📊 Key Changes

• Deleted the pyproject.toml file, which previously managed build, packaging, and dependency settings for a template Python package.

🎯 Purpose & Impact

• 🧹 Simplifies the repository: Removes unused or unnecessary configuration files, making the project easier to maintain.
• 🚀 Reduces confusion: Prevents users from mistakenly thinking this repository is intended for packaging or distribution.
• 📦 No impact on core functionality: This change does not affect the main notebooks or user workflows.

Overall, this update streamlines the repository and clarifies its purpose for all users.

[RizwanMunawar]

@lakshanthad @onuralpszr, I am removing pyproject.toml as I don't think it's necessary for the notebooks repository.

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[onuralpszr]

@lakshanthad @onuralpszr, I am removing pyproject.toml as I don't think it's necessary for the notebooks repository.

For formatters and other custom scripts or we might even need for docs maybe 🤔

[lakshanthad]

@RizwanMunawar In my opinion, at the current stage, since notebooks repository only contains iPython notebooks, pyproject.toml looks redundant. However as @onuralpszr highlighted, if you have any other plans in future such as building docs out of this repo or do more stuff, then we might need it.