fix(gazelle): Explicitly call sys.exit in the modules_mapping generator #2662
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When running python with `-S` to disable the `site` module, you need to explicitly call `sys.exit` instead of the `exit` function which seems to be a remnant of the REPL
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When running python with
-Sto disable thesitemodule,exitisn't implicitly imported and you need to explicitly callsys.exitinstead. Seems to be a remnant of the REPL