avoid unwanted work during install #8986
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modern installation doesn't use pip, so there is no need to remove the files that it would have added
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#8984 got me wondering what the mis-typed code was even for.
It turns out that it is to remove
direct_url.jsonfiles that pip includes because we install from the poetry cache. But this is irrelevant with modern installation.Saves about half a second - 10% or so - on my computer when installing poetry itself. Presumably the savings are roughly proportional to the size of the packages being installed.