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python: get rid of msgpack-python, fixes #48864 #69989

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@FRidh FRidh commented Sep 29, 2019

We already have msgpack, which is the same. Building a Python env with
spacy resulted in a collision between an .so provided through both
msgpack and msgpack-python.

I don't know why transitional = True was set. These kind of things
should be documented!

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We already have msgpack, which is the same. Building a Python env with
`spacy` resulted in a collision between an `.so` provided through both
`msgpack` and `msgpack-python`.

I don't know why `transitional = True` was set. These kind of things
should be documented!
- use setuptools
- use msgpack instead of msgpack-python
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