Replace flake8+isort+black with ruff

[akx]

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Description of change

This PR replaces the use of flake8, isort, and black with Ruff.

More ruff rules could (should) be enabled later and the noqas taken care of.

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Comparison is base (2f88840) 91.84% compared to head (ae415eb) 91.84%.
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@@ Coverage Diff @@ ## master #3147 +/- ## ======================================= Coverage 91.84% 91.84% ======================================= Files 128 128 Lines 33232 33272 +40 ======================================= + Hits 30523 30560 +37  - Misses 2709 2712 +3 

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[akx]

rebased. cc @dvora-h @chayim

[akx]

Rebased. Looks like @gerzse is on the move here, care to take a look?

[akx]

Rebased. cc @gerzse.

[akx]

Rebased. cc @vladvildanov (since you seem to be active on this repo).

[akx]

cc @petyaslavova

[petyaslavova]

@akx There is a conflict in one of the files. Can you please fix it?

[akx]

@petyaslavova Conflict fixed. I also moved the configuration to pyproject.toml now that it's a thing, and made it more granular. Some of the non-free Redis modules' command modules don't adhere to usual Python naming, so they're excluded from the naming convention checks.