build: Using werkzeug library #264
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This PR includes several changes to the
azure/functionspackage, primarily focusing on updating dependencies, refactoring code, and improving the build process. The key changes are grouped by theme below:Dependency Updates and Refactoring:
_thirdparty.werkzeugand updated imports to use the mainwerkzeugpackage directlyBuild Process Enhancements:
pyproject.tomlto define the build system requirements and project metadata, replacingsetup.py.python -m buildinstead ofsetup.pyfor building the Python SDK.