Use public via Meta.parse for Julia 1.10 compatibility

[mkitti]

• Remove simple @public macro
• Support early development versions of Julia 1.11
• Use eval(Meta.parse(...))

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[mkitti]

We might as well remove @static everywhere then.

The number if areas where @static seems to decreasing.

While I acknowledge that @static is not required here, I am unsure it lacks no utility.

Certainly VERSION is known at parse time. I'm unclear if relieving early Julia versions of having to evaluate the if statement during precompilation has any material impact or not.

[nhz2]

This looks good. I prefer having all the imports, exports, and publics in the main file instead of a separate public.jl file.

I'll make a new release once I add a few other clean-ups for the URL change and to fix PkgEval.

[mkitti]

It might be good to introduce Julia 1.10 into CI as in #31. However, this will probably be easier to get working after you finish registering the new package versions and perhaps ChunkCodecTests.

[mkitti]

@bjarthur these packages should work with Julia 1.10 LTS now upon release.

I'm still thinking of moving forward with something like JuliaIO/Zarr.jl#183 although the need is less now.

cc: @StephanPreibisch