Don't verify wheels.

[tvalentyn]

fixes: #37670

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the Python SDK installation process within the container by eliminating the need to verify wheel compatibility against specific Python versions or platform specifications. The change simplifies the logic for identifying the correct Apache Beam SDK wheel, making the installation more straightforward and less prone to issues related to environment-specific wheel naming conventions.

Highlights

• Removed Wheel Verification Logic: The code responsible for determining and verifying acceptable Python wheel specifications (e.g., manylinux versions) has been entirely removed.
• Simplified SDK Wheel Identification: The process for finding the Apache Beam SDK wheel has been simplified to directly identify any file starting with 'apache_beam' and ending with '.whl', without checking against specific acceptable wheel specs.
• Code Cleanup: Unused imports and global variables related to the removed wheel verification logic have been cleaned up.

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Changelog

• sdks/python/container/boot.go
  • Removed the 'regexp' import as it was no longer needed.
  • Eliminated the 'acceptableWhlSpecs' global variable.
  • Deleted the 'setupAcceptableWheelSpecs' function, which previously determined acceptable wheel specifications based on the installed Python version.
  • Updated the 'installSetupPackages' function to remove the call to the now-deleted 'setupAcceptableWheelSpecs' and adjusted the arguments passed to 'installSdk'.
• sdks/python/container/piputil.go
  • Refactored the 'findBeamSdkWhl' function to remove the 'acceptableWhlSpecs' parameter and simplify the wheel identification logic to check only for the 'apache_beam' prefix and '.whl' suffix.
  • Modified the 'installSdk' function to remove the 'acceptableWhlSpecs' parameter and adapt its call to the updated 'findBeamSdkWhl' function.

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