Always install importlib-metadata (not only for <3.10) and provide dummy entry_points #195
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Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 7097402805
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… L87: Unexpected keyward arg 'group'.
…itional argument: '_'
RubelMozumder
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The version dependent install of the backporting
importlib-metadatasparked some problems with nomad's dependency resolving. Here, I bring thatimportlib-metadatais always installed, regardless of the python version.It also provides a dummy
entry_pointsif importlib-metadata cannot be imported.