python-setuptools-0.7.7 built for rawhide; hold off on mass rebuilds

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I've just built python-setuptools-0.7.7 for rawhide.  As mentioned in the
Changes Planning page:
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Python_setuptools_0.7#Summary

This is a switch of code base so there is the possibility of failures
however it isn't a major change of API so it should hopefully be mostly
transparent.

*Do* go about rebuilding python packages as usual and let me know if you see
any failures that you think could be attributed to the new setuptools.

*Do not* start mass rebuilding all your python packages with the expectation
that this is the last major change for this release cycle -- there's
a setuptools-0.8 package that is due out in a week or two and I would like
to talk with ncoghlan about whether we should push that into Fedora 20.  The
changes from 0.7 to 0.8 seem to be similar in scope as the 0.6 to 0.7 switch
(little to no API changes, large changes to the code base itself to make it
more maintainable) so it probably makes sense to switch over to that for F20
(I'll build the beta2 for rawhide if Nick agrees that that is a good plan).

*Note*: python packages do not need to rebuild against this package.
However, I hope we can include python packages in any mass rebuild for F20
to make sure that there aren't any major new bugs in the new package that
would cause other packages to unexpectedly FTBFS later on.

-Toshio

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