Emmett.butler/internal package

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Testing

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dd-trace-py/dd-trace-py/.github/workflows/pr-name.yml

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name: pr-name

Restore GitHub workflows to the repository root

Because this commit moves the workflow to dd-trace-py/.github/workflows, GitHub will no longer discover it: GitHub searches only the repository root's .github/workflows directory for workflow files (https://docs.github.com/en/actions/concepts/workflows-and-actions/workflows). I checked this commit and there is no root .github directory left, so pull request and push automation such as PR-name linting, backports, and package/version generation will stop running unless the workflows stay at the root or are replaced there.

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dd-trace-py/dd-trace-py/pyproject.toml

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"ddtrace-internal @ file:../ddtrace-internal",

Avoid publishing a local file dependency

This required dependency is a local direct reference, which works only from a checkout containing ../ddtrace-internal; published ddtrace distributions would either be rejected by PyPI/standards-compliant indexes or leave users installing from a wheel/sdist with a dependency that points at a nonexistent local path. Setuptools documents that package indexes do not accept direct URL dependencies (https://setuptools.pypa.io/en/latest/userguide/dependency_management.html#direct-url-dependencies), so ddtrace-internal needs to be published and referenced by version, bundled, or kept out of released metadata.

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