build: Add Python 3.10 to PyPI metadata #108
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Indeed support for Python 3.10 was added in #105 but the setup.cfg qualifiers did not reflect that.
While at it I also moved to being more "demanding" on the
Particlepackage dependency to ensure that PDG 2021 is used by default, which seems fine (I realise a new version is typically picked up but for formality I made the explicit upgrade).