Modernize PythonVRFT packaging and update core dependencies to recent versions#30
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Modernize PythonVRFT packaging and update core dependencies to recent versions#30git-thor wants to merge 2 commits into
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- Update to recent SciPy (v1.17+) and NumPy (v2.4+) versions - Fix refactoring / deprecation issues of SciPy TransferFunction module and NumPy np.inf - Replace setup.py with pyproject.toml for modern Python packaging - Update README.md
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This PR migrates the project from legacy setup.py to the modern pyproject.toml standard using uv as the package manager. Key changes include:
The changes ensure the project uses modern Python packaging standards while maintaining compatibility across Python 3.7–3.14
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from scipy.signal.ltisys import TransferFunction as TransFunfrom scipy.signal._ltisys import TransferFunctionDiscrete, TransferFunction as TransFunnp.inftynp.infNote: There are a lot of formatting / whitespaces / linting topics that could be proposed but I didn't want to spoil this merge request with noise.