Migrate to pyproject.toml#292
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PR Description
Modernizes PySDL2 a bit by migrating to the pyproject.toml standard. The only thing that isn't replicated from
setup.pyis the stripping of CI badges from the README before inclusion in the wheel (for the sake of not having a failing badge on PyPI during development) but this can likely be fixed another way.This also updates a bunch of Github Actions that are deprecated and set to be removed over the next few weeks and updates the tests to include the latest release of SDL2. The Python 2.7 Linux runner has been removed (ubuntu 20.04 runners no longer supported), testing on 2.7 for Windows will have to make do going forward!
Merge Checklist
closes #<issue-number>to automatically close an issue