Workaround setuptools editable packages path issue #25848
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Setuptools 64.0.0 introduced change that broke paths of editable cli packages. This change makes CLIs installed via editable packages to miss paths required to import code from the editable packages themselves. Related to: pypa/setuptools#3548
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Setuptools 64.0.0 introduced change that broke paths of editable
cli packages. This change makes CLIs installed via editable
packages to miss paths required to import code from the editable
packages themselves.
Related to: pypa/setuptools#3548
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