Update hydrotools.metrics to newer Python versions

[jarq6c]

This PR updates the hydrotools.metrics package to test on Python versions 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11. It also transitions the package from using a setup.cfg to just using pyproject.toml.

Additions

Removals

• setup.cfg

Changes

• pyproject.toml
• Had to switch some docstrings to raw strings due to embeded LaTeX.

Testing

1. No changes.

Notes

• Last version under old DOC license.
• Related to Update automated testing #259 and Provisional LICENSE Update #260

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[jarq6c]

All tests past. Going to do a test deployment to see if classifiers/hooks get picked up correctly without setup.cfg.

[jarq6c]

All tests past. Going to do a test deployment to see if classifiers/hooks get picked up correctly without setup.cfg.

Deployment looked good. Just needed to revert 7519e7d

We'll adopt the new license once the updated GH policy is released.

[jarq6c]

c9b0932 related to: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2024-6345

Thanks @aaraney !

[aaraney]

Looks great to me! Thanks, @jarq6c!

[aaraney]

This is the first time i've seen a docstring defined as a raw string literal. I assume this avoids character escaping headaches in the latex expressions?

[jarq6c]

Yeah, the expressions were raising DeprecationWarnings and this was the easiest solution.

[jarq6c]

Deployed: https://pypi.org/project/hydrotools.metrics/1.3.5/