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Migrate from setup.cfg to pyproject.toml #9

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  • Remove unused Travis CI config file
  • Bump minimum Python version to 3.9
    • Reasoning: we do not pin a specific Pillow version, meaning we always use the latest - at the moment the latest Pillow supports 3.9 and above. Python 3.9 is also the oldest release to still receive security updates.
  • README: Remove untested on Windows comment (me and several others have used the library for years on Windows with no discernible issues)
  • README: Remove comment about not working when Python is installed from Windows store - I have tested this and it appears to work fine now
  • README: Update installation instructions for pyproject.toml

* Remove unused Travis CI config file
* Bump minimum Python version to 3.9
* README: Remove untested on Windows comment (me and several others have used the library for years on Windows with no discernible issues)
* README: Remove comment about not working when Python is installed from Windows store - I have tested this and it appears to work fine now
* README: Update installation instructions for pyproject.toml
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CakeLancelot commented Nov 6, 2024

Note: lz4 does not have a wheel for Python 3.13 yet.

You can still install UPFF fine if you compile it yourself, however this requires a few other tools to be present and thus it failed to install on my fresh Windows VM (Python 3.12 worked fine).

For this reason I did not list Python 3.13 in the classifiers section, however after this PR is merged, I'd say it can safely be added.

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