Rjsmin

*) Add musllinux wheels

*) Add support for Python 3.12

*) Update project boilerplate

*) Add support for Python 3.11

*) Removed debug print from setup.py

*) Update project boilerplate

*) Improve regex detection. Fixes 17, 23

*) Add aarch64 wheels (issue 24, 25, contributed by odidev)

*) Add tests to source distribution (issue 20, contributed by dvzrv)

*) bytearray input now produces bytearray output

*) Update python support: 2.7, 3.6+

*) Emit the correct env var name in the warning message if the compilation of
the C implementation fails.

*) Add support for unnested template literals (ECMA-6). Fixes 8. Kind of.

*) Allow +, - and * in front of regexes. Fixes 13.

*) The python version will only accept the C implementation if the versions
match exactly. This should prevent using older installed C versions.
Fixes 11. This issue is now more relevant since 7 is fixed.

*) The C extension is now optional in the build process. You can make it
required by setting the SETUP_CEXT_REQUIRED environment variable to 1.
Fixes 7.

*) Both python 2 and 3 now accept bytes and text as input. All other types now
raise a TypeError. Before they possibly have been converted to a string,
depending on the python version and the implementation.

*) Support for PyPy and Jython is no longer tested. Patches are accepted,
though.

*) Minor adaptions for GCC 8

*) Fix an inconsistency in the jsmin_for_posers function. It was not working
properly with bang-comments enabled.

*) Docs are no longer installed locally.

*) Rework the setup and project management system. Add some real tests. Get rid
of epydoc in favor of sphinx. Adapt to latest sphinx version.

*) Benchmark updates, dropped slimit benchmarks, because of installation
trouble

*) Reworked handling of comments starting with exclamation marks. The matcher
should no longer get out of sync, even if they appear in the middle of other
matches.

*) Handle line terminators before and after regex literals more sensible

*) Benchmark updates

*) Lifted max restrictions for CPython and Jython as well.

*) Lifted max restrictions for pypy versions. Added pypy3 support.
Submitted by https://github.com/tony