removes setuptools.command.test dependency#452
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December 30, 2024 17:02
it used to end on an exception test, which left a broken file.
windows tags are now called x86, x64, and arm64 (from 32bit, 64bit), and manylinux version was updated to glibc 2.28.
tags are wildly inconsistent between various machines, especially on Windows. It's a huge mess.
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x64 python, running on arm64 Windows, reports the exact same architecture and platform as arm64 python running on arm64 Windows. We can not distinguish between them here. For now, neither, numpy nor CFFI support arm64 python on Windows, so we can simply ignore it. This is ugly.
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