Use Setuptools Instead of Distutil for Build Command

[jhamet93]

Referencing this issue: #50. We ran into the exact same issue not allowing the extension to be enabled in the notebook. When installing the extension, the static directory is looked up relative to the package location. When building a binary distribution, no static directory was created relative to the tensorflow_model_analysis package location.

To reproduce prior:

python setup.py bdist_wheel
unzip -l tensorflow_model_analysis-0.15.0.dev0-py2-none-any.whl | grep "tensorflow_model_analysis/static/*.js"

Using setuptools instead of distutils resolved the issue.

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[kwlzn]

@mdreves would you be able to help us get this merged and released?

[mdreves]

Updated manually after copybara failed. This should be in the next release.

[kwlzn]

thanks a ton!