To support pip install for model_training package. #3643
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For the Python module: model_training, the original package management file pyproject.toml was configured with "py-modules = ["model_training"]". However, "py-modules" is typically used for setting up single file modules, not for Python packages. The original configuration could possibly cause "pip install ." to fail to install model_training in the Python environment (only model_training-1.0.0.dist-info is available under /usr/local/lib/python/).