[MRG] Replace flake8 linting with ruff linting
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Note: for anyone doing testing on an existing install, this DOES require that you will have to install the `ruff` Python package. Alternatively, you can also install `ruff` by re-installing the development packages the same way you originally installed `flake8`, via: `pip install --editable "<your_hnn_dir>[dev]"`
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This is a small change for the purposes of replacing our previous linting with
flake8to use the fasterruff checklinting. For previous discussion on why this is a good idea, see the parts of #934 discussingrufflinting specifically (as opposed to "formatting"). This PR was forked off from that discussion. Note that this current PR is NOT about usingruff formatto change our code-formatting-style. Instead, the "linting" inruff checkis limited to error detection (such as syntax errors) and some limited PEP8 formatting violation detection. Again, see the other issue for a more exhaustive discussion of these things, including the terminology around them.Note: for anyone doing testing on an existing install, this DOES require that you will have to install the
ruffPython package. Alternatively, you can also installruffby re-installing the development packages the same way you originally installedflake8, via:pip install --editable "<your_hnn_dir>[dev]"