Remove JFROG references and minor update to yml string quoting
#131
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- Remove JFrog related items from Makefile - Adjust Slack notifications (change quoting)
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📝 Description
JFROG was used as an intermediate storage solution until the project could be published to PyPI. Now that the project is hosted in PyPI, JFROG is no longer required, and removing it will remove a small maintenance overhead.
A small change was introduced to make the
ymlfiles more consistent, by using double quotes inStringtypes.ℹ️ Issue
Closes #130