Move the bazel rules for the python wrapper to MODULE.bazel #31
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Make simplex init_ilp private and remove binding
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For some reason using WORKSPACE makes it hard to link stim with the python wrapper -or maybe I'm just writing the wrong bazel rules- This PR moves the rules needed for the python wrapper to
MODULE.bazeland adds the rules needed to depend on pypi libraries.note that bazel deprecated
WORKSPACEand will drop support for it by the end of the year https://bazel.build/external/migration but they allow using both at the same time during migration. so thisPR starts the migration from
WORKSPACEtobzlmodpart of #17