setup.py: Use pkgconfig.parse() #204
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This commit doesn't change the behavior at all, but sets things up to make it easier to integrate with pkgconfig.parse() in a future commit.
Rather than using pkgconfig.libs() and pkgconfig.cflags() directly, use pkgconfig.parse(), which returns a dictionary suitable for passing as keyword arguments to the Extension constructor.
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Follow up from #203 (comment) to use
pkgconfig.parse()instead of callingpkgconfig.cflags()andpkgconfig.libs()directly. The first commit is just some refactoring to make this easier, and the second commit switches thepkgconfigmethod that's used.