Add pyproject.toml for the ssg package

[vojtapolasek]

Description:

• add pyproject.toml to the repo
• use setuptools_scm plugin to infer dynamic version from our repo
  • since we are handling tags in an uncommon way, I needed to create a special command for this case. See the comment in the file for explanation.
• currently the package contains only contents of the ssg folder

Rationale:

• this enables easier consuming of the ssg library by external contributors. They could use something like

pip install git+https://github.com/ComplianceasCode/[email protected]

How to test

1. create a new virtual environment with Python >= 3.8
2. run pip3 install git+https://github.com/vojtapolasek/content@add_ssg_poetry
3. run python
4. import ssg.build_yaml
5. alternatively clone the content repo and try building some product with this ssg package

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[marcusburghardt]

I have tested it in a virtualenv, installing from your fork and it worked fine. I could call and use some functions in very simple tests. I only had some comments to better understand the versions, but so far it is good.

[marcusburghardt]

LGTM. Nice to have this option now.