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fix: run Python script entry point as script and install from requirements.txt #64
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Description of changes:
entry_point.installinstalled and ran Python scripts as modules. This caused an issue with the command attempting to execute the incorrect module name.requirements.txtto preserverequirements.txtsupport.Testing done:
Ran unit, functional, and integration tests locally.
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