Replace pytest-console-scripts plugin with smaller in-house solution#476
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Resolves #474.
Due to us using the stdlib
importlib.metadataandpytest-console-scriptsusing the backport version for Python versions < 3.10, this has caused some problems whenimportlib_metadataupgrades to a version that makes changes which is incompatible with the stdlib version.After analyzing this plugin and the stdlib version of
importlib.metadata, I ultimately decided to remove this plugin in favor of usingDistribution.entry_points()to get the console script.