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revert misuse of programmatical approach in setup.py #1303

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setup.py was ditched a long time ago and newer PEPs recommend using setup.cfg or pyproject.toml

The last changes in setup.py created a misdirected dependency between requirements.txt and setup.py, which included an optional dependency that is causing problems upstreams.

This PR merely reverts those changes in favour for the old already-working setup.

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@gonchik gonchik merged commit 9c6f517 into atlassian-api:master Jan 17, 2024
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