Update setup.cfg

[glenn-jocher]

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Summary

📦🎨📜

Updated setup.cfg to improve packaging and code style. Used license_files to include multiple licenses, removed some flake8 error codes, and aligned with black formatting.

Oh we're the coders of the sea, and we like our code to be
Neat and tidy as can be, with black and flake8
We've updated our setup.cfg, to follow the latest decree
We've added license files galore, and a comma before the door

Walkthrough

• Update setup.cfg to follow new packaging guidelines and improve code quality (link, link, link)

🛠️ PR Summary

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🌟 Summary

This PR introduces improvements to the formatting, code organization, and configuration files in the YOLOv5 codebase.

📊 Key Changes

• Disabled the check-yaml pre-commit hook.
• Removed --py37-plus argument from the pyupgrade pre-commit hook.
• Added commented-out repositories yesqa and dead for potential future use in pre-commit hooks.
• Introduced minor code formatting changes for consistency (such as adding spaces after commas in lists).
• Modified import statements in models/yolo.py to include # noqa to ignore specific linting warnings.
• Updated set_logging() function to use new dictionary formatting.
• Changed check_suffix() to use a tuple with an empty space after the comma for consistency.
• Updated setup.cfg to use license_files instead of license_file and to include additional configurations for flake8.

🎯 Purpose & Impact

• 📝 The pre-commit configuration changes aim to streamline the commit process and prepare for codebase quality improvements by including placeholders for additional checks.
• 🧹 Code formatting adjustments improve readability and maintain a consistent style throughout the codebase.
• 🚀 Import changes and logging improvements will help developers to troubleshoot and maintain cleaner code, potentially resulting in fewer bugs.
• 🛠 The setup.cfg changes officially recognize the license file and refine code style rules, which could help new contributors adhere to project standards more easily.