Add pyproject.toml to create Python package.
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**Problem** Since the repository doesn't have packaging configuration for Python but only for binding, it is not easy to use Python binding. **Solution** Add a Python packaging installation in CMake and minimum `pyproject.toml` file for packaging by using scikit-build-core. With these changes, users can install and use Python binding by simply using regular python package manager such as `pip` or `uv`.
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Problem
Since the repository doesn't have packaging configuration for Python but only for binding, it is not easy to use Python binding.
Solution
Add a Python packaging installation in CMake and minimum
pyproject.tomlfile for packaging by using scikit-build-core.With these changes, users can install and use Python binding by simply using regular python package manager such as
piporuv.