wekan_list: Use logging module, work around upstream bug with missing 'sort' #28
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… board sort on subtask boards which are currently visible
…y both spaces and tabs
…ote to README that a supported version is assumed
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Fixed subtask boards which the API should not be able to see, and they do not have
sort- this is a workaround fix for an upstream bug wekan/wekan#5582Couple other small fixes including adding a Repology badge -
Ticket was opened made with Repology to fix the PyPI link, so that should hopefully sort itself out.
Updated CI to get it working.
Code + examples updated in wekan_list+readme to allow using both tabs or spaces for indents.
Spaces were retained in code, it's just code style that was changed where it was problematic.
Remove checks for dead Python in requirements - which this codebase didn't support anymore after adding typing in some earlier versions - and make a note in the README.md to expect only upstream-supported versions to work.
Also migrated to pyproject.toml, fixes #19