Use PEP-639 conform license reference in pyproject.yaml #38
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- ensures that the metadata uses License-Expression and License-File - CI: replace Python 3.13-dev with 3.13, add 3.14-dev
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This uses the newly released flit 3.11, which supports PEP-639.
I had noticed that the current wheels contain no license files, because flit didn't support this until recently. I choose this extension more or less randomly, the same is true for similar sphinx extensions (-devhelp, -applehelp and a few more) that use flit. If wanted, I could make PRs for these, too.