Use pip install instead of setup.py install in recipes
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Apart from `setup.py install` not being supported for much longer, some recipes broke on Python 3.14, because it has no `distutils` package.
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Wrong target, belongs in T-Dynamos' branch |
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On Python 3.14, recipes such as msgpack wouldn't build anymore, because the way
setup.py install -O2did its byte-compiling called intodistutils, a package that no longer exists in Python 3.14. This PR replacessetup.py install, but not any other calls tosetup.py, withpip install.