Suggest replacing flake8/isort/black with ruff #543
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[Ruff](https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff) is a newer project from only a few years ago that does all the things flake8/isort/black does, but in one package, and is much faster. I think standardizing on ruff for new projects would help have less tools to run and set up, and also reduce cycle time by making it run anywhere from slightly to much faster than flake8 depending on the size of the project.
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low adoption could = dissuasion against, we want to be encouraging
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Ruff is a newer project from only a few years ago that does all the things flake8/isort/black does, but in one package, and is much faster. I think suggesting ruff for new projects would help have less tools to run and set up, and also reduce cycle time by making it run anywhere from slightly to much faster than flake8 depending on the size of the project. This would also pave the way for standardizing on it down the line if adoption is a success.
This PR also adds poetry as another option for a package manager.
Also while I was in here, I found a few blacklist/whitelist references and changed them to allowlist/denylist.
security considerations
The docs portion shouldn't have any security concerns. Additionally, ruff runs locally and you can check changes it makes to your code before committing the changes to git, like flake8 and black formatter.