remove redundant wording from python.md

[dicej]

This is a follow up to #190, which included some redundant wording.

[itowlson]

For me, the original words give a stronger sense of "it's the tool injecting these imports." If other folks prefer the more concise wording, though, then I'm happy to go with it.

[dicej]

I think the current wording is grammatically incorrect (mea cupla). Specifically: "...which components built with componentize-py use by default by generating components which...". When you ignore the middle bits, it reads "...which components ... use by default by generating components which..."; but the components aren't generating components -- componentize-py is. So I think something needs to change, at least.

[itowlson]

How about:

This is because wasmtime-py does not yet support resources, and componentize-py by default causes components to use resources by importing most of the wasi:cli world.

Sentence structure is a bit fiddly though...!

This is because wasmtime-py does not yet support resources, and when you run componentize-py without --stub-wasi, it imports resources from the wasi:cli world. [or "it generates components which import resources..."?]

[dicej]

How about:

This is because wasmtime-py does not yet support resources, and componentize-py by default causes components to use resources by importing most of the wasi:cli world.

Sentence structure is a bit fiddly though...!

This is because wasmtime-py does not yet support resources, and when you run componentize-py without --stub-wasi, it imports resources from the wasi:cli world. [or "it generates components which import resources..."?]

Either one works for me. I do prefer "generates components which import resources" over "causes components to use resources". I'll push an update shortly.

[dicej]

How does this sound (per my latest push)?

This is because wasmtime-py does not yet support resources, and componentize-py by default generates components which use resources from the wasi:cli world.

[itowlson]

Thanks for your patience!

[dicej]

Thanks for the thoughtful review!