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build_py copies nested .py package_data as modules with preserve_mode=False first. After v84's nanosecond mtime copy, the later package_data copy is skipped as up-to-date, so +x is dropped from wheels. Always apply the source mode after that copy.
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Fixes #5296.
Since setuptools 84.0.0,
package_datafiles that are also Python modules (for example a nestedscripts/*.pypicked up as a PEP 420 package) lost their executable bit in wheels.build_pycopies those.pyfiles first as modules withpreserve_mode=False, then as package data withpreserve_mode=True. v84 started writing nanosecond mtimes, so the second copy is skipped as up-to-date and the+xbit from the source never gets applied.build_package_datanow always applies the source permission bits after the copy (thenmake_writable, same as before).Closes #5296
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