This is more dependable, and when we know the package name we can
glob inside it to get all files such as bin or ttf files.
This will allow e.g., 5x8.bin & ov5640_autofocus.bin within
bundles.
the behavior of bundlefly and circup when encountering .bin files
needs to be checked.
Tested by building modified pycamera bundle and the autofocus.bin file
appears in the generated zip files:
```
pycamera-py-ec67bde/lib/adafruit_pycamera/ov5640_autofocus.bin 4077 4096
pycamera-8.x-mpy-ec67bde/lib/adafruit_pycamera/ov5640_autofocus.bin 4077 4096
pycamera-9.x-mpy-ec67bde/lib/adafruit_pycamera/ov5640_autofocus.bin 4077 4096
```
There's at least one library in the bundle that has incorrect metadata
and that leads to an error:
https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_CircuitPython_Colorsys/pull/29
The code generates a temp file with the library version.
By mistake that was ALWAYS copied back to the mpy file for single file libraries.
The temporary files for the package libraries were also not deleted.
For windows compatibility, the temporary file must be copied (and therefore erased) outside of the with block. In this PR we only keep the temporary file open the time to write to it, and then do the rest.
We used to attempt to create a package for the files but this will
change the import behavior only when bundled. Instead, the error
prompts the library author to fix it by combining the files or
creating a package.
based versions that are semver compatible. If a prerelease
identifier is already present we'll bump ahead by adding `.plus.`
and the number of subsequent commits. If its not, we'll bump the
patch digit and call it `alpha.0` and add the remaining `.plus.` bit.
This also changes the file names of the mpy zips to include "-mpy-"
which should help space out two potentially confusing version strings
(that of circuitpython and that of the library.)
