Provide test and dev python dependencies
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also provide 2 different targets to install test and dev deps
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Up 'till now Python deps have been defined in the Makefile. Despite unorthodox, I was sort of OK with that, but the use of
ifdefdirectives made the Makefile incompatible with BSD (you had to usegmakeinstead). Also, deps were duplicated in winmake.py.All deps are now defined within
setup.py, and divided betweentestanddevdeps. They can be installed via:...or (preferred way):
This was done as a follow up of #2448, in which I aimed at fully delegating install and test operations to the Makefile. All CI config files now basically do the same thing,
make install-sysdeps install-pydeps-test install print-sysinfo test test-memleaks, irregardless of the platform, which is very handy.