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This adds a pyproject.toml file for packaging the clang Python bindings as a sdist tarball and pure Python wheel packages for the clang python bindings. It is required to move updates of the clang and libclang PyPI packages to the LLVM monorepo. Versioning information is derived from LLVM git tags (using hatch-vcs, which is based on setuptools_scm), so no manual updates are needed to bump version numbers. The minimum python version required is set to 3.10 due to cindex.py using PEP 604 union type syntax (str | bytes | None). The .git_archival.txt file is populated with version information needed to get accurate version information if the bindings are installed from an LLVM/clang source code archive. The .gitignore file is populated with files that may get created as part of building/testing the sdist and wheel that should not be committed to source control. This is first step for addressing #125220, and moving publishing of the clang and libclang PyPI packages into the LLVM monorepo. Signed-off-by: Ryan Mast <mast.ryan@gmail.com>
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