fix: include header-only files in sdist #2909
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We will need to pull in hatch from schemastore for full validation
jpivarski
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Okay, good—this is another way to get header-only code, though I would think that users ordinarily wouldn't get it in a Python package; they'd use the CMakeLists fetch or explicitly download it...
Nope: the motivation for this is to make it possible to compile from the sdist. Full steam ahead!
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Fixes #2897 by ensuring that our SDist includes the header-only files. This is necessary both because semantically the SDist should represent a snapshot of the repo (in our case a generated snapshot), and because it's possible to build wheels from SDists, which is not possible if files are missing.