build: stop installing upstream unittest/ and test/ into the wheel#22
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Their install rules copied test scripts into the wheel platlib as top-level unittest/ and test/ namespace packages, which shadow the Python stdlib modules of the same names under scikit-build-core editable installs (breaks pytest and any import of unittest). Also drop the moot wheel.exclude = ["unnittest"] entry: it was misspelled and never matched, and exclusion now happens at the CMake level.
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Their install rules copied test scripts into the wheel platlib as top-level
unittest/andtest/namespace packages, which shadow the Python stdlib modules of the same names under scikit-build-core editable installs (breaks pytest and any import of unittest). Also drop the mootwheel.exclude = ["unnittest"]entry: it was misspelled and never matched, and exclusion now happens at the CMake level.