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Fold docs/Project.toml into root/Project.toml #1014

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@visr visr commented Jan 31, 2024

There isn't really added value to having it separately anymore, this is simpler.

There isn't really added value to having it separately anymore, this is simpler.
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Looks good to me. Nice to reduce the number of environments.

@Hofer-Julian Hofer-Julian merged commit 868f5c9 into main Jan 31, 2024
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This attempts to simplifiy our Julia project and build setup.

Where possible, existing projects are moved into the root project like
in #1014. All core dependencies are now also direct root dependencies to
make using the root project more convenient for development.

While working on this I realized that we can remove the `libribasim` and
`ribasim_cli` projects entirely. `libribasim` is now a module of the
Ribasim package, and `ribasim_cli` already was just a tiny wrapper
around `Ribasim.main`. The content of the README.md files from those two
folders now reside in the `build_lib` and `build_app` docstring.

Since that left only the `create_binaries` folder under `/build`, I
collapsed that level out. `create_binaries` is no longer a package, but
the code is still used, but now simply directly included in `build.jl`.
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