Pyectool: Python Package Integration #1
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… ectool_wrapper.cc
… for Python package - Implemented initial pybind11 class bindings to expose C++ API to Python. - Integrated scikit-build-core by updating CMakeLists.txt and pyproject.toml. - Added GitHub Actions workflow to build and test the Python package.
- Prevented the local source directory from interfering with import test. - Changed working directory in GitHub Actions to ensure the installed package is used.
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Adds pybind11 bindings for EC functions, updates CMake to build Python extensions, creates pyproject.toml for packaging via scikit-build-core, and sets up basic CI to test Python package builds.