Detect TOML 1.1 and automatically enable the toml backwards compatibility preview feature#19227
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Summary
Add a
uv-tomlcrate which handles detecting TOML 1.1 features and auto-enable the TOML backwards compatibility feature based on this detection.Test Plan
A number of tests are included, but more broadly, I've tested against a random TOML generator and against 3512 real
pyproject.tomlfiles I pulled from PyPI based on some stale top package data I pulled from https://hugovk.dev/top-pypi-packages/ .