✨ feat(config): support [tool.pytest] in pyproject.toml#189
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Pytest 9.0 introduced [tool.pytest] as a native TOML alternative to [tool.pytest.ini_options]. Since this already works transparently through getini(), this bumps the minimum pytest to >=9, documents the new table in README, and adds a test to prevent regressions. Closes pytest-dev#183
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Pytest 9.0 introduced
[tool.pytest]as the native TOML alternative to[tool.pytest.ini_options]inpyproject.toml. While pytest-env already handled this transparently throughgetini(), the documentation only showed the old[tool.pytest.ini_options]form, leaving users unaware they could use the cleaner syntax.This bumps the minimum pytest requirement to
>=9and updates the README to show[tool.pytest]as the documented approach. Since pytest 9.0 is now the baseline, the conditional note aboutpytest.toml/.pytest.tomlrequiring 9.0+ is also removed.Fixes #183