Maybe move to pip as build frontend in makefile
It seems to me that installers are more likely to have pip installed than build, so if we can get by using pip as the frontend in the makefile, then we should. pip does not have a way to build an sdist (tarball), so we'll have to see if any of the packaging workflows depend on that. It does seem to dump the source tree in dist/lib, but I'm not sure if that is part of the API or not.
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# Builds a wheel and sdist (tarball) in dist/
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