Update package inclusion pattern in pyproject.toml

[jiaqixuac]

Update to install all the sub-packages inside diffsynth. Otherwise, the installed diffsynth package only contains __init__.py, but not contains other site-packages like core, diffusion, etc.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request resolves an issue where Python package installations were incomplete, specifically for the diffsynth project. By modifying the package inclusion pattern in pyproject.toml, the change ensures that all necessary sub-packages are properly identified and bundled, leading to a fully functional installation of the project.

Highlights

• Package Inclusion Fix: The pyproject.toml configuration has been updated to correctly include all sub-packages within the diffsynth directory during installation. Previously, only the top-level diffsynth package was being included, leading to incomplete installations.
• Configuration Change: The include pattern under [tool.setuptools.packages.find] in pyproject.toml was changed from "diffsynth" to "diffsynth*" to enable recursive package discovery.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the pyproject.toml file to correctly include all sub-packages of the diffsynth library during installation. The change from "diffsynth" to "diffsynth*" in the include pattern is functional, but I've suggested a more precise and idiomatic pattern to prevent potential conflicts and improve clarity, following setuptools best practices.