Adding pyproject.toml file to project #2
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With these additions, the project will be pip-installable, even from the GitHub repo. It will also allow the project to be managed via `uv`.
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This add a pyproject.toml configuration file to Samudra. Doing so allows the Samudra codebase to be distributable via
pip, even via the GitHub repo. In addition, it helps improve the developer experience by allowing users to develop withuv(Fixes #1).A minor additional difference in this project (also discussed in #1): this upgrades the minimum version of
cftimeso that the project can better run on ARM machines (specifically M1+ mac computers).