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Add a pyproject.toml file - #171
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This will automatically satisfy the build-time dependencies of the project as part of the pip install.
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This makes this library ready to install with PEP 517 / PEP 518.
I am not sure if this solves the problem referred to in the README.md, but I will say that
pip install .on a git checkout (or presumably from a source distribution) will fail without this file, whereaspip install .will work just fine with it.It would also be nice if the next release could have some wheels added for it, particularly for platforms that are unlikely to have a compiler installed already, like Windows.