Host this on PyPI and conda-forge

[fedarko]

IMO this is dependent on #92 and #85 being addressed satisfactorily. Should be doable soon.

• Host on PyPI
• Host on conda-forge (just test that Qurro is importable)
• Host on conda-forge (run full test suite?)

So a complication with the full-test-suite thing is that the python tests rely on Q2 being installed... that'll make life hard.

Note that per #74, these should require that the min python version is 3.5.3

[fedarko]

https://test.pypi.org/project/qurro/

[fedarko]

looks like in order to do things cleanly for conda forge, it'll be easiest to make tests output to a tests/output/ directory like before and then move outputs to docs/demos. That'll make it easier to run tests in the meta.yaml.

[mortonjt]

you don't need to have comprehensive tests run on conda-forge. A good first pass is to just make sure that qurro can be imported.

[fedarko]

i guess that's fair! i would like to run the tests if possible, just to verify that stuff isn't completely broken. but i'll see about just getting a cursory conda-forge build set up sometime in the future, maybe adding in the test suite at a later point

[fedarko]

Update: as of today, Qurro is now on conda-forge (feedstock link).

There are some issues with the build (looks like it doesn't work on python 3.8 which makes sense since iirc BIOM/etc. also explode on 3.8, so i'll need to explicitly skip that version), but this issue is basically done. (I'll close this when we merge in conda install instructions to the README.)