Enable Pyproject Inclusion

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See eng_sys_checks.md for updated documentation.

• Add pyproject.toml with custom tool section [tool.azure-sdk-build] to all core packages.
  • This new section allows users to enable/disable checks at the package level.
  • I will script out an update for the entire repository that pulls the remaining package definitions from environment_exclusions.py into individual pyproject.toml where necessary.
  • This is where the optional definitions will live.
• Enables black on the t2 packages under azure-core with the new ability to ignore checks on packages.
• Disables all packages with Inactive classifier from building/checks. If you want to re-enable, set queue time variable ENABLE_PACKAGE_NAME=true. Replace - with _.
• Allows custom override of enable/disable at the individual check level. PACKAGE_NAME_CHECK=true.
  • AZURE_CORE_PYLINT=true
  • AZURE_EVENTHUB_PYLINT=false <- to disable when it's enabled by default
• Marks a couple packages as inactive as they have been placed under the exclude due to long periods of disable/brokenness.

Well TIL! The management automation accidentally picks up the pyproject.toml instead of the sdk_packaging.toml file. Will repair that.

PENDING:

• Repair update_pr
• Update spellcheck so that Build Analyze passes.

Resolves #28167

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/azp run python - core - ci

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/azp run python - formrecognizer - ci

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