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Converted using iconv -f utf-16 -t utf-8 requirements.txt Some tools break otherwise.
This allows running on more modern systems, specifically arm64 binaries are in many cases only pre-built for more recent versions.
pipx allows venv'ed installation of scripts but requires a function to call on startup rather than just a script with an if-guard
Also make requirements.txt fail on Python 3.13+
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This adds a
pyproject.tomlin accordance to PEP-621, which also makes this installable usingpipx installin its own virtual environment and available in$PATH.Also included some prep work to allow building on more modern systems.