Edited pyproject.toml to support uvx

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a new command-line script entry point: crawl4ai. This provides an alternative way to launch the application from the terminal.

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Walkthrough

A new command-line script entry point named crawl4ai was added to the [project.scripts] section in pyproject.toml, pointing to crawl4ai.cli:main. This entry point is in addition to the existing crwl script, with no other changes made.

Changes

File	Change Summary
pyproject.toml	Added crawl4ai script entry point to project scripts.

Poem

A new script hops into sight,
"crawl4ai" joins the night.
With a tap and a spin,
Let the crawling begin—
Now two ways to start,
From a single heart,
🐇✨ Command-line art!

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

pyproject.toml (2)

20-36: Duplicate dependencies inflate wheels and slow installs

playwright and aiofiles are each declared twice (lines 21 & 35, 28 & 36). This is benign for pip, but:

• Increases file size of generated lock files
• Makes dependency counts look inflated in dependency-scanning tools
• Signals potential cut-&-paste errors to maintainers

Consider pruning the duplicates:

-    "playwright>=1.49.0",
…
-    "aiofiles>=24.1.0",
…
-    "playwright",
-    "aiofiles",
+    "playwright>=1.49.0",
+    "aiofiles>=24.1.0",

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65-74: Optional-deps group all contains a duplicate PyPDF2

The package is already listed at the top of the all array. Removing the second occurrence avoids needless churn in lock files.

-    "selenium",
-    "PyPDF2"  
+    "selenium"

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🔇 Additional comments (1)

pyproject.toml (1)

82-82: Alias is fine, but double-check for documentation & packaging consistency

Adding an additional crawl4ai script that points to the same entry point as crwl is harmless and gives users a more intuitive command.
Please verify:

1. README / docs reference the new command so users are aware.
2. Down-stream images / Dockerfiles or CI jobs that still call crwl continue to work.
3. No packaging tools (e.g. Homebrew formula, Debian package) assume the executable’s singular name.

If all three check out, no further action is needed.