Move training-only dependencies to [train] extra #60
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@crowsonkb Rebased on top of 0.1.0. |
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@crowsonkb Rebased on top of 0.1.1. |
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This PR moves the dependencies required only for training to a
[train]package extra, to make it lighter for downstream consumers of the package (in line with the readme's statement "only library code that others can depend on").Due to how the project's
__init__.pyimports every submodule, I had to move the respective imports to be quite late.