Fix pyproject.toml license classifier deprecation #14761
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Gets rid of the 'deprecated' warnings that pop up multiple times during build/install Bumps setuptools requirement to accept the new license declaration format ### Summary Just a tiny PR, no change to API or code or anything. The license itself is as before, it just changes the manner in which it is declared -- as recommended by the PyPA guidelines https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/writing-pyproject-toml/#license I tried to find any issue related to this but found none. And I guess not worth it creating one ### Test plan Since this does not change any of the code, I just tested that the package can be installed/built as before via `./install_executorch.sh`, and that the deprecation warnings vanish (cherry picked from commit a1652f9)
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Gets rid of the 'deprecated' warnings that pop up multiple times during build/install
Bumps setuptools requirement to accept the new license declaration format
Summary
Just a tiny PR, no change to API or code or anything. The license itself is as before, it just changes the manner in which it is declared -- as recommended by the PyPA guidelines https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/guides/writing-pyproject-toml/#license
I tried to find any issue related to this but found none. And I guess not worth it creating one
Test plan
Since this does not change any of the code, I just tested that the package can be installed/built as before via
./install_executorch.sh, and that the deprecation warnings vanish