Fix repairwheel on linux #81
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The package was failing on unbuntu because of the change I've made to support editable mode, so I've made the change conditional and run only when pip install -e . is executed.
This showed another issue though. On linux our wheels contains the libwhipser.so twice, and one is redundant, we should fix that, I will create a new pull request once I figure out how.
To give you more info setting rpath to $ORIGIN, breaks the wheels after repair step because the dependencies aren't copied to pywhispercpp.libs and rpath is corrected to $ORIGN/pywhipsercpp.libs.
This is how the readelf of _pywhispercpp.cpython-312-aarch64-linux-gnu.so looks like on linux for a working wheel:
On a broken wheel the libwhisper is not copied to pywhispercpp.libs, and stays as [libwhisper.so.1] here is the output:
This was build on ubuntu and the libc* where for some reason included in the wheel, I hope it won't happen when build on manylinux image.