Avoid deprecated class property stacking

[max-muoto]

This PR removes stacking of property and classmethod, which is currently deprecated, and to be removed in Python 3.13. We simply create a custom classpropety decorator, which can replace this functionality as is.

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Summary:

Introduces a custom classproperty decorator to replace deprecated stacking of property and classmethod, ensuring compatibility with future Python versions.

Key points:

• Introduced classproperty to replace deprecated stacking of property and classmethod.
• Modified OpenAISchema in /instructor/function_calls.py to use classproperty.
• Defined classproperty in /instructor/utils.py with a detailed docstring.
• Added tests for classproperty in /tests/test_utils.py.
• Updated .ruff.toml and pyproject.toml for configuration changes.

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[ellipsis-dev]

👍 Looks good to me!

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• Comment:
  The implementation of classproperty is correct and follows the typical pattern for creating class-level properties in Python. Good job on this.
• Reasoning:
  The PR introduces a new classproperty decorator to replace the deprecated stacking of classmethod and property. The implementation of classproperty in instructor/utils.py seems correct and follows the typical pattern for creating such a descriptor in Python. The PR also updates the usage of this new decorator in instructor/function_calls.py and adds tests for it in tests/test_utils.py. The PR description and changes align well, and the implementation seems to follow Python's best practices for descriptors.

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[jxnl]

Looks good!