refactor(pypi): move config setting processing to the macro (#2424) Before hand we would pass around `whl_alias` struct instances and it would go through rounds of starlark functions which would end up rendered as BUILD.bazel files in the hub repository. This means that every time the output of the said functions would change, the `MODULE.bazel.lock` would also possibly change. Since we now have much better unit testing framework, we start relying on these functions being evaluated at loading phase instead of repo rule phase, which means that we can make the `BUILD.bazel` files not change a lot when the underlying code changes, this should make the code more maintainable in the long run and unblocks the code to accept extra things, like env marker values or similar. Summary: - Remove the `repo` field from `whl_alias`. - Rename `whl_alias` to `whl_config_setting` - Move the tests around - Simplify the `pkg_aliases` tests to use `contains` instead of exact equality to make things less brittle. - Simplify the `pkg_aliases` tests to use different mocks to make expectations easier to understand. - Make `whl_config_setting` hashable by using tuples instead of lists. - Adjust how we store the `whl_config_setting` in the PyPI extension and optimize the passing to the `hub_repository`. This is needed for #2319 and #2423. To be in future PRs: * Remove the need to pass `osx_versions`, etc to the `pkg_aliases` macro.
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