Use ruff over black in the root

[mikeweltevrede]

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Description of changes

Some issues we encountered in ruff were also encountered by @fpgmaas in this project, namely that with a nested project structure like this ruff picks up both pyproject.toml files and you get a "nested alternate groups are not allowed" error, see for instance astral-sh/ruff#9381. This is solved by passing the --config flag so that ruff only looks at the pyproject.toml file in the root. I took the settings for ruff from {{cookiecutter.project_name}}/.pre-commit-config.yaml

/.pre-commit-config.yaml`.

For the two issues found by ruff, I made the following fixes:

• subprocess-without-shell-equals-true (S603): Ignored. Following the documentation, this is prone to false positives. Even though the rule is called "subprocess-without-shell-equals-true", passing shell=True does not fix the hook.
• start-process-with-a-shell (S605): Ignored. This is a problem if we receive user input but we derive a path here from the OS. As such, no security risk.

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[fpgmaas]

Awesome, thanks @mikeweltevrede!