Use tomllib over toml for Python 3.11+

[laundry-96]

The uiri toml implementation doesn't support some minor features of TOML, such as "Not a homogeneous array".

Given that tomllib is added to Python's stdlib, and supports the above feature, it should be loaded by default, and uiri's toml lib should be loaded as a backup

[laundry-96]

@tr11 Is there anything else you'd like me to do to get this merged in?

[tr11]

Looks good, I'll merge it in this week!

[laundry-96]

Sorry for the late response, pytest has been fixed by adding some ignores....

Unfortunately, it's the "cleanest" way I can do it for now because we are working w/ two different python versions.
I could do an if/else for python version like how I do it in the toml pytest if you prefer.

TIA

[laundry-96]

@tr11
Would you like me to do an if/else wrapped around the imports like my testing code, or is this implementation okay?

[tr11]

Yeah, that seems like a good idea. Better be explicit with what we want to do instead of relying on catching in the except blocks. Thanks!

[laundry-96]

@tr11 Agreed! Okay all should be fixed now. Let me know if there are any adjustments you'd like me to make :)

I had to leave the ignore on line 877 due to the different types that come out of the toml.load function, but.

`
____________________________________________________ config/init.py _____________________________________________________

877: error: Argument 1 to "load" has incompatible type "TextIO"; expected "SupportsRead[bytes]" [arg-type]
877: note: Following member(s) of "TextIO" have conflicts:
877: note: Expected:
877: note: def read(self, int = ..., /) -> bytes
877: note: Got:
877: note: def read(self, int = ..., /) -> str
`

The above is the error that 3.11/12 gets, but is non-existent on <= 3.10

I can look into it more in the following week if you'd like

[laundry-96]

@tr11 Didn't have azure/aws/gcp dependencies installed so I didn't catch that last issue.
Should be all green now :)

[tr11]

Any thoughts about using tomli instead for older versions? It seems to be a backport of the library so we wouldn't have to maintain a special toml_readtype

[laundry-96]

Oh totally! I'll be a wee bit busy this week, but I'll see if I can whip something up by Friday

[tr11]

No worries, I have some time today, I'll make the change and release a new version.

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