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Exclude tests from the distributed wheel
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From what I can tell, it is discouraged to have a top-level directory named
testsdistributed alongside with the package: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Python_package_guidelines#Test_directory_in_site-package So this PR excludes it from the final.whlbeing built.To the best of my understanding, it broke neither the deprecated
python3 setup.py test, not thetox, orpytest. However, it might have broken someone's code if it relied on tgcrypto being distributed alongside with the tests. In which case, WTF.Anyways, this most likely needs a version bump of some sorts, no matter the breakingness of the change.