fix: exclude tests and benchmarks from wheels - #1556
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Superseded by #1557. I corrected the branch history and opened the clean two-file, one-commit version there. |
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What Problem This Solves
The wheel currently bundles the test suite and benchmarks even though neither is needed at runtime. This adds unnecessary files and size to installed distributions.
Fixes #1552.
Why This Change Was Made
The Hatch wheel target now excludes jsonschema/tests and jsonschema/benchmarks while the source distribution continues to include both. The build session also inspects the generated wheel and fails if either directory is bundled again.
User Impact
Future wheels contain only runtime package files, producing a smaller, cleaner installation without changing library behavior or source distributions.
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