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fix: set build-backend in pyproject.toml - #1455
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Remove wheel from build requirements and add proper build-backend per PEP 517. This fixes the issue where pip install would not use build isolation properly. Fixes #1452
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Summary
Remove wheel from build requirements and add proper build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta" per PEP 517.
Problem
Issue #1452 points out that the current pyproject.toml is missing the build-backend setting. Without it, pip uses legacy build behavior which causes issues.
Fix
Testing
This is a configuration-only change. The fix follows PEP 517 and setuptools documentation.
Closes #1452