Migrate from setuptools to Scikit-build-core - #17
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…n instructions in README scikit-build-core is much better for python packaging with cmake based c++ externals
…el build and repair
the extra logic in python for fallback to cmake when source is available
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convert2degas2 --versionPython 12to save test time. From now on, stick with only the start and end versions of Python if not strictly needed to check some other version.The manylinux workflow is now working and tested on Perlmutter.
Important improvements to the build system, packaging, and documentation.