fix: explicitly declare packages to support modern setuptools#15
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fix: explicitly declare packages to support modern setuptools#15Red1-Rahman wants to merge 1 commit intoamidos2006:masterfrom
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Newer setuptools (v61+) raises an error when multiple top-level directories exist in a flat layout and no packages= argument is set. Added find_packages(include=["gym_pcgrl*"]) to restrict packaging to the library only, ignoring runs/ and models/.
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Newer setuptools (v61+) raises an error when multiple top-level directories exist in a flat layout and no packages= argument is set. Added find_packages(include=["gym_pcgrl*"]) to restrict packaging to the library only, ignoring runs/ and models/.