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Python toolchain as wheel packages #36802
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We switch several pure Python packages that are part of
PYTHON_TOOLCHAIN
from normal to wheel packages.The only time that we carried a patch for any of these packages was in 2014–2016, a patch for pyparsing.
This reduces the complexity of our SPKGs, in line with previous PRs #36267, #36429, #36129, #36794.
📝 Checklist
⌛ Dependencies