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PEP 704: Add a missing word in PEP withdrawal notice (#3111)

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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ This PEP recommends that package installers like ``pip`` require a virtual envi
PEP Withdrawal PEP Withdrawal
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During discussion of this PEP, it became clear that changes to pip's UX are not controlled by PEPs as proposed. It also became clear that a significant number of users rely on being able to mix managed-pip dependencies with managed-by-some-other-tool dependencies (most prominently, when using Conda). During discussion of this PEP, it became clear that changes to pip's UX are not controlled by PEPs as proposed. It also became clear that a significant number of users rely on being able to mix managed-by-pip dependencies with managed-by-some-other-tool dependencies (most prominently, when using Conda).
Further, a significant subset of the benefits of the proposed change are achievable via :pep:`668` (accepted and implemented at the time of writing). It provides redistributors of the Python interpreter control over whether users should be required to use a virtual environment, what the messaging presented to the user is and how the rollout of that change should happen for their users. Further, a significant subset of the benefits of the proposed change are achievable via :pep:`668` (accepted and implemented at the time of writing). It provides redistributors of the Python interpreter control over whether users should be required to use a virtual environment, what the messaging presented to the user is and how the rollout of that change should happen for their users.