Remove redundant wheel dependency from pyproject.toml
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The `wheel` dependency in `pyproject.toml` is not necessary, and modern setuptools documentation advises against adding it. The PEP517 backend automatically exposes the `wheel` dependency, and a future version of setuptools may no longer use it.
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The
wheeldependency inpyproject.tomlis not necessary, and modernsetuptools documentation advises against adding it. The PEP517 backend
automatically exposes the
wheeldependency, and a future versionof setuptools may no longer use it.