improve Setuptools applicable detection #1121
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Currently the Setuptools check to see if a pyproject.toml exists and then attempt to run. They will fail at a later point if they don't detect a requires = ["setuptools"] line but this results in log statements about Setuptools running when it really shouldn't, as in the case of a Poetry project.
This moves the check for the requires line to the earlier applicable method so the Setuptools detectors won't run on such projects.