specify build-system

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated project build configuration to improve packaging and build process
  • Specified build system requirements using standard Python packaging practices

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a new [build-system] configuration in the pyproject.toml file, which explicitly defines the build requirements and backend for the project. This change standardizes the project's build process by specifying poetry-core as the required build tool and poetry.core.masonry.api as the build backend, which is a common practice in modern Python packaging.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pyproject.toml	Added [build-system] section with poetry-core requirements and poetry.core.masonry.api build backend

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🐰 A Build Config Tale

In pyproject's realm so neat,
A build system now complete
Poetry's core takes the stage
Configuring with rabbit's rage!
Packaging magic unfurled 🎩

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pyproject.toml (1)

141-143: LGTM! This is a valuable addition that follows Python packaging best practices.

The addition of the [build-system] section with poetry-core is the recommended approach for Poetry projects. This explicit configuration:

• Ensures reproducible builds across different environments
• Follows PEP 517 standards for Python package building
• Uses the lightweight poetry-core instead of full Poetry installation for builds

This change will make the package more reliable to install in environments where the full Poetry package isn't available, such as in CI systems or when installing from source.

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