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disable buidling/deployment of python wheels #583

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[python/README.md] add ref to 'develop' target; remove 'tests', just …
…'make test'
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anthrotype committed Aug 8, 2017
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### Development

For development, reinstalling the module with every change is time
consuming. Instead, we recommend using the `setuptools`
"[development mode][]" to make the module available while still being
able to edit the source files.

For convenience, you may run the following commands from this directory:
You may run the following commands from this directory:

$ make # Build the module in-place
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Maybe leave something about "development mode" here since it's described in the paragraph right before this?

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oh I see now, sorry.. I can actually add an additional make develop, wdyt?

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Yeah, that sounds good to me, though perhaps we should remove the references to "development mode" in the README if the in-place build is the default.


$ make tests # Test the module
$ make test # Test the module

$ make clean # Remove all temporary files and build output

If you wish to make the module available while still being
able to edit the source files, you can use the `setuptools`
"[development mode][]":

$ make develop # Install the module in "development mode"

### Code Style

Brotli's code follows the [Google Python Style Guide][]. To
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