Adding note about dynamic versioning to README, fixes #756 #789
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Some enhancements to the README, including mention of dynamic versioning in the section **`pyproject.toml` usage**
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Lovely, thanks
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Some enhancements to the README file, which is the only documentation for this project:
pyproject.tomlusage. I believe that dynamic versioning in this way requiresdynamic = ["version"]._version.pyfile to version control in thegit archivessubsection.The README is pretty long and getting fairly complex, trying to support deprecated workflows etc. It might be time to split out the docs for this project, something for discussion maybe.