Update the code to support Python 3.12.4

[JimZhouZZY]

Changes:

1. Replaced the use of the pkg_resources method with the newer importlib method. For detailed guidance on this, please refer to this page.

2. Renamed the file types.py to type_definitions.py to prevent conflicts with the similarly named file in the Python library.

[JimZhouZZY]

Could not pass the tests due to python version changes.

[Grimmys]

It's good changes, for a second I thought we were in the RPG project and I was going to say it's maybe to early to do such change (since 3.11 is out since October 24, 2022 only), but it's the library repo so I think it's fine!

Just a few other places should be updated in order to make this upgrade:

• setup.py to indicate Python 3.12 is required to build the project
• .github/workflows/test-library.yml to change the version of Python used to run the tests, hopefully fixing them

[Grimmys]

I don't really like extensive abbreviations, because they can be confusing sometimes.
I suggest to replace it by from importlib import resources.

[JimZhouZZY]

Changed.

[JimZhouZZY]

Changed import method .
Modified some other files to adapt the use of importlib.
Renamed import codes to adapt the new name type_definitions.py of the old types.py

[JimZhouZZY]

It's good changes, for a second I thought we were in the RPG project and I was going to say it's maybe to early to do such change (since 3.11 is out since October 24, 2022 only), but it's the library repo so I think it's fine!

Just a few other places should be updated in order to make this upgrade:

• setup.py to indicate Python 3.12 is required to build the project
• .github/workflows/test-library.yml to change the version of Python used to run the tests, hopefully fixing them

Thank you for the help, I now successfully passed the unit test. However it failed to build docs. I've checked the error messages, seems like the __name__ here refers to pygamepopup.configuration itself, causing the error.

I would like to use __package__ instead of __name__ here to prevent this issue.

Additionaly, I changed the version number to 0.10.1 and updated CHANGELOG.txt. I'm still not sure about the version number. Please take a look and correct the version number and the changelog if they are not good.

[Grimmys]

The version should rather be a minor one than a patch one, because it's changing the way consumers should use the module (they cannot integrate it anymore in a project running on Python < 3.12).

I'm still thinking about this change because I didn't immediately realized it would not be backward compatible anymore... Meaning the minimal version of Python for the RPG project for example would have to be increased to 3.12. And 3.12 is a very recent version (less than a year) so not sure if it's fair to force users to be on this latest version?
At the mean time I guess it's good motivation for people to upgrade to this newest version.

[JimZhouZZY]

Understood, I'll make changes on these version numbers. Let's leave this PR open and merge it later.