v5.0.0 Caelus python library (CPL)

Major changes:
- Move vtk, pyvista to optional dependency
- Remove unused scipy dependency
- Upgrade package specs to pyproject.toml

v4.0.1 Caelus Python Library (CPL)

Caelus Python Library (v4.0.0)

  Caelus Python Library provides a pythonic interface to interact with
  OpenFOAM case directories. See documentation at: https://sayerhs.github.io/cpl/

  Changes in v4.0.0:

    - Updates to parser for dimensioned values.
    - Fix package naming dependencies to handle both pip and conda

Caelus Python Library (v3.0.0)

Caelus Python Library provides a pythonic interface to interact with
OpenFOAM case directories. See documentation at: https://sayerhs.github.io/cpl/

Changes in v3.0.0:

- Drop support for older python versions, requires Python v3.10 or
  higher.

- Add ability to support Engys Helyx (https://engys.com/products/helyx) as an alternate OpenFOAM solver.

- OpenFOAM input file parser enhancements

  - Add support for include file support and macro expansions
  - Support for function objects: sampling, forces, residuals, volume
    report, etc.

Caelus Python Library (CPL) v2.0.0

- Introduce support for OpenFOAM environment/build management. Tested
  with v2012 and higher.

  Please download OpenFOAM from Gitlab repo:
  https://develop.openfoam.com/Development/openfoam

- Introduce user-defined function (UDFs) to customize parametric
  simulations. This allows the user to add a custom automation class
  with hooks to fine-tune the various steps of the automation. Compared
  to tasks, UDFs allow the user to perform more complicated actions,
  interact with the automation object and skip certain built-in actions.

Caelus Python Library (CPL) v2.0.0

- Introduce support for OpenFOAM environment/build management. Tested
  with v2012 and higher.

  Please download OpenFOAM from Gitlab repo:
  https://develop.openfoam.com/Development/openfoam

- Introduce user-defined function (UDFs) to customize parametric
  simulations. This allows the user to add a custom automation class
  with hooks to fine-tune the various steps of the automation. Compared
  to tasks, UDFs allow the user to perform more complicated actions,
  interact with the automation object and skip certain built-in actions.

Caelus Python Library (CPL) v1.0.2

- No API changes from v1.0.0
- Updated packaging and build systems

Caelus Python Library (CPL) v1.0.1

Caelus Python Library (CPL) v1.0.0

- Use CML SCons environment information to populate CMLEnv, if available

- Add "caelus build": Compile CML and user sources using CPL

- Add "caelus runpy": Run python scripts via CPL environment. Also
introduce a Task version

- Add CML dictionary parsers and I/O utilities to manipulate input files

- Add CMLSimulation and ParametricRun managers

- Add "caelus_sim" CLI interface for parametric run workflows

Caelus Python Library (CPL) v0.1.1

- Fix error when checking version on Windows when Git is not available

- Add MinGW libraries to Windows paths for CML execution

- Fix error in residual wrapper on OSX where plots don't show up