Remove superfluous build-system section from Python project file
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The `build-system` section of the `pyproject.toml` Python project file provides information about the build system used by a Python project. The assets use Python-based tool dependencies, and `pyproject.toml` is used to define those dependencies. This is applicable to projects of any type. For projects which do not have a Python codebase, the `build-system` section is completely irrelevant. So the section should not be included in the assets. It can be added as needed in project that do have a Python codebase.
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The
build-systemsection of thepyproject.tomlPython project file provides information about the build system used by a Python project.The assets use Python-based tool dependencies, and
pyproject.tomlis used to define those dependencies. This is applicable to projects of any type. For projects which do not have a Python codebase, thebuild-systemsection is completely irrelevant. So the section should not be included in the assets. It can be added as needed in project that do have a Python codebase.