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fix: correct pyproject package metadata - #9
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Summary
Fix
pyproject.tomlso the project metadata matches the actual Frappe app package.Changes
construction_mstoconsmsConstruction Management Solution for ERPNext and FrappeWhy
The Python package and Frappe app are named
consms(consms/__init__.py,consms/hooks.py, and legacysetup.py), whilepyproject.tomldeclaredconstruction_ms. With Flit as the build backend, the project/package metadata should match the importable top-level package unless an explicit module mapping is configured.This change keeps packaging consistent without changing runtime application logic.