Create an environment for developing #165
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This PR adds a script that can be sourced to create and activate an environment with the packages and environment variables necessary to develop
libsemigroups_pybind11.I had originally hoped that this would be possible using conda, mamba or micromamba. Unfortunately, micromamba doesn't presently support the feature to add environment variables for specific envs, so only conda and mamba are supported.
The contributing guide has also been updated to reflect how a developer should go about setting up their working environment.