Support Python 3.10 in find_site_packages
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`python_version[:3]` returns `3.1` for 3.10, which is not what we want.
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The current implementation of find_site_packages
extracts the Python version from a string with
conda-pack/conda_pack/core.py
Line 573 in ecede40
This returns
3.1for Python 3.10, which is not what we want.This may also address the issue reported in #198.