README.md: Add setuptools as requirement to pip install #359
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Thank you for providing this ansible collection!
When following the "Get started on a blank system in a Python virtual environment" guide on an installation of Ubuntu 24.04, I still ran into the error "openstacksdk and otcextensions are required for this self".
A search of this repository pointed me to the file plugins/module_utils/otc.py that showed, that there are several imports, that are checked in one condition.
When trying these one by one, I found, that the import from pkg_resources was failing, which is apparently caused by a missing installation of the setuptools package.
After installing this package, everything worked like a charm, so I found, that this tip might help others to use this collection.