Use invoke as library #25
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This is to be able to properly distribute the invoke tasks. For more information on this, see https://docs.pyinvoke.org/en/stable/concepts/library.html Put everything in a single pyprojects.toml file and use flit for building. Remove all unnecessary files related to this change. Update dependabot config (removing updating the requirements*.txt).
Use `--freeze` option specifically for this repository when updating it in the pre-commit config file for the update dependencies workflow.
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Fixes #21
Use invoke as a library. For more information about what this means see the invoke documentation on this.
With this new setup, there is no longer a reason to clone down this repository in the workflows - at least not explicitly - since the tasks are now part of a Python package (
ci-cd), which presents the command line scriptci-cd. It's essentially invoke.