359 replace reqwest with ureq -- Follow on to #360 #367
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Refer to #360 for the
ureqdetails.I've usurped this PR to cleanup some Python exports, summarized by Gemini as follows:
Expose
Polynomial:Polynomialstruct available in Python, crucial for precise time scale conversions (e.g., modeling GPST-UTC differences).from_constant_offset,from_constant_offset_nanoseconds,from_offset_and_rate,from_offset_rate_nanoseconds).correction_durationmethod.__str__representation.Polynomialcreation and its use withinEpoch.precise_timescale_conversion.Expose
Weekday:Weekdayenum available in Python.epoch.next(Weekday.Monday).Enhance
EpochBindings:durationandtime_scaleproperties to the PythonEpochclass for easier introspection.PyDateTime::new,get_tzinfo) for compatibility or best practices.These changes allow Python users to leverage more advanced features of hifitime, particularly for high-precision time scale adjustments and date calculations involving weekdays, directly from Python.