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The primary objective of this release is to make the package configurable at run-time using standard environment variables and/or a .env file. While adding this feature we also took the step of creating a config.Settings class with significant data validation capability, mostly thanks to Pydantic.
Secondarily, we took steps to make this project conform to 12-factor methodology. We want to make this project more accessible to students and learners as an instructional tool while not adding undue code review workloads to anyone with merge authority for this project. To this end we've added several pre-commit code linting and code style tools as well as a quasi-standardized set of GitHub Actions CI/CD automations that manage pull requests and semantic releases.