respect metadata_directory #487
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Fixes python-poetry/poetry#1078
I'm not sure how useful this really is, but it seems to be what the spec asks for.
It should anyway be an improvement on the half-hearted existing implementation which:
prepare_metadata_for_build_wheel()but then didn't respectmetadata_directoryinbuild_wheel()It might have been even simpler just to remove
prepare_metadata_for_build_wheel()altogether - it's not mandatory - but whatever.pip wheel .executes this code path: that this works is perhaps a more convincing proof that the MR is OK than the unit test.Change in file permission unit test is because I now see these files getting
100644rather than just644. Not entirely sure why that has changed but it seems benign so I've allowed it.