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This pull request modernizes the project's Python environment management and dependency installation, shifting from Conda/Mamba to
uvandpyproject.tomlstandards. It also introduces a script for downloading example data assets. The most important changes are grouped below.Environment and Dependency Management Updates:
.github/workflows/ci.ymlnow usesuvfor dependency installation and environment setup, replacing Conda/Mamba. It leveragespyproject.tomlfor dependencies and sets up Python via.python-version..python-versionfile to specify Python 3.11 for consistent environment setup, anduv.lockfile.pyproject.tomlfile that defines all runtime and development dependencies, project metadata, and Python version requirements, standardizing dependency management.Data Management:
scripts/download_data.py, a script to automate downloading and verifying example data and assets from remote sources for local use. This is the same code as already appears in the README, just as an executable script.