fix(nox): install a self-reference's extras in test_distributions - #625
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_collect_test_deps drops test dependencies that point at a package under test, so bfabric's own "bfabric[transfer]" test dependency was dropped whole and tuspy never got installed. Every release so far also shipped bfabric_scripts, whose runtime dependency is bfabric[transfer], so the extra arrived transitively and hid this; a bfabric-only release fails collection with ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tusclient'. Keep the extras of such a self-reference and append them to the wheel install (bfabric-1.22.0-py3-none-any.whl[transfer]), which uv and pip both accept.
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nox -s test_distributionsdropping a package's own test extras, so a bfabric-only release preview no longer fails collection withNo module named 'tusclient'