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A surrogate `setup.py` is needed to enable the "Used by" section on GitHub. GitHub apparently still can't decode projects exclusively using `pyproject.toml` files in 2024.
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A surrogate
setup.pyis needed to enable the "Used by" section on GitHub. GitHub apparently still can't decode projects exclusively usingpyproject.tomlfiles in 2024.