Remove README.md as packaged data in the wheel #16
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README.md is not needed here except for reading to provide the `long_description` attribute in `setup.py`, which is then used only when uploading to pypi. It seems we can safely remove it from the manifest while retaining it in git. Normally the `data` published here is for non-python files necessary for the program to function (e.g., i18n translations).
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README.md is not needed here except for reading to provide the
long_descriptionattribute insetup.py, which is then used onlywhen uploading to pypi. It seems we can safely remove it from the
manifest while retaining it in git.
Normally the
datapublished here is for non-python files necessaryfor the program to function (e.g., i18n translations).