Add patch_wheel_metadata.sh script

[bmhowe23]

We may - from time to time - need to update our PyPI wheels' METADATA files without going through a full new release. The script in this PR will help that process.

[melody-ren]

Script works. Thanks.

Should the wheel names be changed to cudaq-qec/cudaq-solvers to match pypi though?

[bmhowe23]

Script works. Thanks.

Should the wheel names be changed to cudaq-qec/cudaq-solvers to match pypi though?

Do we have an example where the current names aren't working? I was thinking the only previous demonstration of failure was with optional dependency packages names.

In any case, I think the build process must be putting the underscores in the filenames. Our pyproject.toml file already has the dashes. (CUDA-Q has the same thing.)

[melody-ren]

Script works. Thanks.
Should the wheel names be changed to cudaq-qec/cudaq-solvers to match pypi though?

Do we have an example where the current names aren't working? I was thinking the only previous demonstration of failure was with optional dependency packages names.

In any case, I think the build process must be putting the underscores in the filenames. Our pyproject.toml file already has the dashes. (CUDA-Q has the same thing.)

Current names work. I just find it confusing, but maybe don't fix things that aren't broken

[bmhowe23]

Current names work. I just find it confusing, but maybe don't fix things that aren't broken

OK, good. I wouldn't even know where to change it to be honest. I think this might be a case of the Python spec dictating that because https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/binary-distribution-format/#binary-distribution-format says:

The wheel filename is {distribution}-{version}(-{build tag})?-{python tag}-{abi tag}-{platform tag}.whl.

So the - is the delimiter between sections in the filename, so the build system probably changes them to _ during the build.