Version 1.1.0

si4ti now offers a simpler and often faster way to carry out impedance
calculations from Python by providing Python bindings for the these
calculations. Users do not need to write and read temporary SEG-Y files
to interact with the command line tool anymore. This can speed up the
workflow, especially if network drives are used for the temporary files
(users reported a 3-4x speedup using the Python bindings). The bindings
are available as prebuilt wheels on PyPI as [`si4ti`
package](https://pypi.org/project/si4ti/).

Alpha version 1.1.0a3

- Enable compile-time optimisation for prebuilt wheels. This increases
  performance significantly, but also restricts portability to newer CPU
  architectures.

Alpha version 1.1.0a2

- Some repository maintenance
- Adds Python bindings for impedance calculations
- First tagged version containing Python bindings
- First version to be build and published via trusted publisher to PyPI

Note: No tag exists for version 1.1.0a1. 1.1.0a1 was pushed manually and
the corresponding code only exists in the source distribution on PyPI.

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