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* Thanks a lot Maxwell
# Conflicts: # README.rst
* The argument is a lie, my cmd skils are too low to parse them * Probably "output" should be taken from arguments too. * When I wasn't copying, the files had locks going, moving wasn't good enough.
* We actually now include pip and setuptools, so ensurepip is no longer needed.
X11 is static now!
Python 3.11 now wants to embed the bytecode of a bunch of modules notably a bunch of useless test modules.
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Allows to easily "open in container" from within vscode, for testing the build process.