proycon/codemetapy: v2.3.0

This is a pretty big release with a lot of refactoring, bugfixes and various new features:

• Major refactoring and numerous bugfixes
  • schema:author and schema:contributor are now always interpreted as ordered lists (even if the context doesn't make this explicit), this has repercussions for querying (e.g. SPARQL) #22
  • Reimplemented JSON-LD object framing
  • Graphs output (--graph) now also does object framing for per SoftwareSourceCode entry and uses expanded form (= some duplication/redundancy)
  • When assigning URIs for SoftwareSourceCode and SoftwareApplication, add a version component. So each version has its own URI (requires --baseuri to be set)
• Added support for DOIs in schema:identifier, shown also in html output #33
• Use schema.org and codemeta context as officially published #32
• Set TMPDIR in a more platform independent way #31
• Assume input to be installed python packages when no explicit type is provided nor can be detected #27
• Reference publications didn't visualize properly yet in html output #18
• HTML output now shows a citation example for the software itself (incl DOI if set)
• Improved license mapping to SPDX vocabulary
• Do some simple license conflict detection and resolution in case multiple licenses are specified
• For the --enrich option: Consider first author as the maintainer if none was specified
• Implemented support for Technology Readiness Levels (use --trl parameters to opt-in)
• Added an --includecontext option that includes further context information in the codemeta JSON-LD output (like from the repostatus ontology, from SPDX, etc, adds redundancy but makes the information more complete)
  • Added an --addcontext option to customise extra JSON-LD context to load and add (affects --includecontext)
• Python parsing: Improved parsing of Python Project-URL labels
• Renamed parameter --toolstore to --codemetaserver, set for use with codemeta-server
• Upgrade to v14 of schema.org
• Added --interpreter option to dump the user in an interactive python environment, helps with debugging