setup.py: Import distutils directly instead of through setuptools #81
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In setuptools 65.6.0 the vendored distutils package changed to relative imports. Importing `Command` from `setuptools._distutils` previously worked but now fails because it imports an unpatched version of distutils, which breaks the build. Importing `Command` directly from `distutils` or `setuputils` will receive a monkey patched version that works. Reported upstream at pypa/setuptools#3743 and the problem was investigated by Anderson Bravalheri. Closes: alan-turing-institute#77
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In setuptools 65.6.0 the vendored distutils package changed to relative
imports. Importing
Commandfromsetuptools._distutilspreviouslyworked but now fails because it imports an unpatched version of
distutils, which breaks the build.
Importing
Commanddirectly fromdistutilsorsetuputilswillreceive a monkey patched version that works.
Reported upstream at pypa/setuptools#3743 and the problem was investigated by Anderson Bravalheri.
Closes: #77