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Since Poetry 2.0.0 which was release in January 2025, Poetry can now manage standardized
pyproject.tomlfiles..So this PR aims to use a standardized
pyproject.tomlthat can be used by any package maneger and not only Poetry, by:pyproject.tomlto become a package-manager agnostic project filecimg/pythonimage doesn't include Poetry 2.0Note:
In a future PR, we will be able to:
- use a more efficient build backend than Poetry
- use a faster package manager in the CI than Poetry
- a package-lock package-manager-agnostic file in the repo instead of Poetry one, so that devs can use either Poetry or another package manager of their choice