Deduplicate componentize-py dependency#101
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Prior to this change, we had a verison of componentize-py that was mismatched from the version embedded in our own build tool. To avoid inconsistencies, we just expose the required bits of the `binding` subcommand we had been using with an entrypoint on our own CLI. End users will likely never need this, but it also is not harmful to ship either and unlikely to cause confusion.
These now match the implementation that was actually being provided at runtime (no functional differences).
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Sounds good. Yay for fewer things. Not too much of a maintenance burden.
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Prior to this change, we had a verison of componentize-py that was mismatched from the version embedded in our own build tool. To avoid inconsistencies, we just expose the required bits of the
bindingsubcommand we had been using with an entrypoint on our own CLI.End users will likely never need this, but it also is not harmful to ship either and unlikely to cause confusion.