Drop fallback code for missing extension module #95
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The fallback code originally ran if OpenSlide Python was installed --without-performance, but setuptools 46 dropped the Feature mechanism and 298b5a9 removed --without-performance from setup.py. There is now no mechanism for providing default-enabled optional features in Python packages. The fallback case was originally added for Windows users who don't have MSVC installed, but we now distribute precompiled Python wheels for Windows, so it should be okay to just require the compiled module.
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The fallback code originally ran if OpenSlide Python was installed
--without-performance, but setuptools 46 dropped theFeaturemechanism and #76 removed--without-performancefromsetup.py. There is now no mechanism for providing default-enabled optional features in Python packages.The fallback case was originally added for Windows users who don't have MSVC installed, but we now distribute precompiled Python wheels for Windows, so it should be okay to just require the compiled module.