Fix casing issue w/ pyproject.toml

[dogversioning]

• changes README.MD to README.md to match pyproject format/best practices
• explicit versioning in pyproject.toml instead of dynamic

[mikix]

You like it here rather than __init__.py?

[mikix]

Also, not 1.0? 😆

[dogversioning]

i went back and forth - for studies, idk? they don't change as fast, but you could talk me out of it

[mikix]

Huh I don't know what you're thinking about the speed of changes.

I think the benefit of the version living in __init__.py is that it can be programmatically retrieved. If it isn't dynamic and just hardcoded in the pyproject.toml file, the version is only packaging metadata and not also a matter of inspectable code. (which is a bit of a lie, since there are ways to ask python to go look up the version of a module if it's been installed correctly - but that's still an if)