fix(pypi): use python -B for repo-phase invocations (#2641) Before this change we would just invoke the Python interpreter. This means that in the `rules_python` directory there would be `__pycache__` folders created in the source tree and the same `__pycache__` folders would be created in the python interpreter repository rules if the directories were writable. This change ensures that we are executing `python` with `-B` in those contexts and reduces any likelihood of us doing the wrong thing. Work towards #1169. --------- Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <richardlev@gmail.com>
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