[Cleanup] Remove redundant python/pyproject.toml and gen_requirements

[tlopex]

This pr removes obsolete files as per title

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the Python ecosystem within the project by eliminating obsolete files related to dependency management and build configuration. The removal of the gen_requirements.py script and its associated test file, along with the pyproject.toml file, signifies a cleanup of redundant components, simplifying the project's structure and reducing maintenance overhead.

Highlights

• Removal of gen_requirements.py: The python/gen_requirements.py script, which was responsible for generating TVM's Python dependency requirements.txt files, has been entirely removed.
• Removal of pyproject.toml: The python/pyproject.toml file, which specified build system requirements like setuptools and cython, has been removed.
• Removal of test_gen_requirements.py: The test file tests/python/testing/test_gen_requirements.py, which tested the now-removed gen_requirements.py script, has also been removed.

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Changelog

• python/gen_requirements.py
  • Removed the file.
• python/pyproject.toml
  • Removed the file.
• tests/python/testing/test_gen_requirements.py
  • Removed the file.

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Code Review

This pull request removes obsolete files related to Python dependency management, specifically python/gen_requirements.py, its test file tests/python/testing/test_gen_requirements.py, and a redundant python/pyproject.toml. This cleanup simplifies the project's structure by removing an outdated dependency generation mechanism, likely in favor of a more modern approach centered around a root pyproject.toml. The changes are consistent and improve the maintainability of the Python packaging. The pull request is a positive contribution to the codebase.

[unccx]

Because of the changes in this PR, the 'Install via pip local project' section in the https://tvm.apache.org/docs/install/from_source.html documentation is no longer working.

[tqchen]

cc @tlopex can u please followup