Bump setuptools from 76.0.0 to 80.4.0

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Bumps setuptools from 76.0.0 to 80.4.0.

Changelog

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v80.4.0

Features

• Simplified the error reporting in editable installs. (#4984)

v80.3.1

Bugfixes

• Restored select attributes in easy_install for temporary pbr compatibility. (#4976)

v80.3.0

Features

• Removed easy_install and package_index modules. (#917)
• Restored license declaration in package metadata. See jaraco/skeleton#171. (#4956)

v80.2.0

Features

• Restored support for install_scripts --executable (and classic behavior for the executable for those invocations). Instead, build_editable provides the portable form of the executables for downstream installers to rewrite. (#4934)

v80.1.0

Features

• Added a deadline of Oct 31 to the setup.py install deprecation.

Bugfixes

• With setup.py install --prefix=..., fall back to distutils install rather than failing. Note that running setup.py install is deprecated. (#3143)

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Commits

• a82f96d Bump version: 80.3.1 → 80.4.0
• aa4bdf8 Merge pull request #4985 from pypa/feature/user-focused-editable-installs
• af2f2ba Add news fragment.
• bcc23a2 Implement the editable debugging tips as a reference to the docs.
• aa911c6 By default, provide a much more concise error message.
• f37845b Bump version: 80.3.0 → 80.3.1
• a6f8db0 Merge pull request #4980 from pypa/debt/4976-pbr-compat
• 05cf544 Add news fragment.
• 5b39e4e Add the deprecation warning to attribute access.
• 30c0038 Render the attributes dynamically.
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• Update setuptools dependency to 80.4.0 in requirements.txt

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR upgrades the setuptools dependency from 76.0.0 to 80.4.0 by updating the version in the project’s requirements file.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bumped setuptools dependency version	Replaced setuptools==76.0.0 with setuptools==80.4.0 in requirements.txt	requirements.txt

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Superseded by #31.