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We should check if it's possible to use a lower Python version in the future.
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* This separates "setup" from "build"
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* This separates "setup" from "build"
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This separates "setup" from "build", in preparation for a new workflow that will test out the release build/bundle. This should be a pure refactor in the workflow, no behavior changes.
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