fix: Fix packaging (missing __init__ module)
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Turns out there never was an
__init__.pymodule in the package, and Poetry was fine with it, while PDM is a bit more strict about how it finds namespace packages. Also, the local configuration prevented earlier detection of this packaging issue. This is fixed by using theeditableseditable-backend which does not addsrcto PYTHONPATH when testing. Detection would be improved if PDM failed instead of falling back to thepathbackend, see pdm-project/pdm-backend#79.To further improve our practices,
--no-editableis now used in CI.Fixes issue pdm-project/pdm#17 and mkdocstrings/mkdocstrings#398