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Revisits #97, actually more or less reverses 84650b2
per that issue, it still is desirable that package metadata should be static. That is not currently the case: some wheels say that they want
cffi >= 1.17, while others say that they wantcffi >= 1.11.Meanwhile "cffi is required on PyPy." seems to be the opposite of reality. As noted earlier in that file, PyPy vendors cffi - so it is the one python implementation where you definitely do not need a dependency on cffi.