Refactor to put core modules in subpackage#184
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This just moves files around. No changes to the logic.
All our backends are in the library root, so they are easy to import
from rendercanvas.xx import RenderCanvas, loop. But our core modules were also in the root, and I thought things were getting messy.I considered moving all backend modules into a
backendssubpackage, and then doing some lazy loading mechanic withdef __getattr__in the__init__.py, but that made me feel itchy, so let's keep it simple:core/utils/contexts/__init__.pyand_version.pybeing the sole exceptions.