Fix DeprecationWarning about StrictVersion #1323
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The class
distutils.version.StrictVersiondoing version comparison and its packagedistutilsis deprecated. They are replaced bypackaging.Version(see PEP440).This is related to #1288 where I did the same but obviously missed some parts of the code. Not sure why I missed them. It seems to me that this DeprecationWarning doesn't occur with Python 3.9 but 3.10. Now I search via
grepfor the use ofdistutilspackage. I suspect that the deprecateddistutilspackage isn't used anymore.