Dhparser

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- some experimental suuport in DHParser.nodetree for adding
markup and milestones into a nodetree
- documentation extended

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- removed unnecessary directories from pyproject.toml, e.g.
tests, documentation_src... These are not required for
running DHParser and can always be obtained from git
- comments inside insignificant whitespace can now be retained
by adding "no_comments"[sic!] to the drop-directive
- DHParser now comes with a few predefined parsing-functions
in DHParser.parsers. For now, there is parse_HTML and parse_XML
(in contrast to nodetree.parse_xml, the latter is slower, but
strictly adheres to the XML-grammar of the W3C except
DTDs inside an XML-document, which is not supported)
- ebnf-grammar now allows to specify character ranges with
(e.g.) "[\x00CD-\x0CFD]" (EXPERIMENTAL)

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- Bugfix: generated project-test-script "tst_..._grammar.py" crashed
when trying to read and output error messages from EBNF-compilation

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- rudimentary language server support (still experimental!)
- translation pipeline only stops on fatal errors. This makes previews
even for partially erroneous code possible
- better cython support
- scripts (dhparser.py, dhparser_rename.py) moved to
DHParser/scripts-directory
- syntaxtree.py streamlined
(breaking change: Node.select_by_tag() remove, use Node.select() instead
- added DHParser/templates subdirectory and moved larger code templates
from dhparser.py script to the templates-subdirectory

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- new transformation function collapse_children_if()
- restored compatibility with Python 3.4
- StepByStep Guide typos fixed
- bug fixes

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- nodetree.py: experimental split-method added to Node-class
- collections.namedtuple replaced by typing.NamedTuple-class
- configuration.py: read_local_config() now reads and processes
all config files from scriptdir, user's config dir and
current directory in that order
- multiprocessing code now works with 'forkserver' as well
- Python3.14 compatibility (forkserver,
staticmethod(functools.partial(...) where required)