Avro-py

What's Changed

1. Versioning

Starting from this release, avro.py releases, including its child package [avro.py-cli](https://github.com/hitblast/avro.py-cli) will be released with a version number indicating the date of the release in a `YYYY/MM/DD` format. This measure has been taken in order to prevent confusion about alpha and stable releases among developers, since all the previous versions had started with a 0.

2. Actual Changes

- A new `in_ascii` parameter has been added to the `parse()` method to directly receive parsed text in ASCII format. The usage has been included in the [root README.](https://github.com/hitblast/avro.py/blob/main/README.md)

- Updated the unit tests following the change mentioned above.

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This change will shortly be pushed to the command-line extension along with other changes as well.

What's Changed

Minor refreshes in the overall syntax, tests and resources of the package have been done. This is more of a maintenance release than a feature-rich one.

What's Changed

The whole project has now been formatted using [black](https://github.com/psf/black) and will continue to work with its existing linter.

What's Changed

This release ensures proper support for the all-new **Python 3.11** and adds the version to its lint matrix.

What's Changed

Thanks to the insanely tough effort of TanimSk, now avro.py has the power to **reverse Bangla string to readable, plain English** using the `avro.reverse()` method. We hope you'll enjoy this feature!

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Along with this...
- TanimSk made their first contribution in https://github.com/hitblast/avro.py/pull/5