old_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python
  
  from distutils.core import setup
  
  setup(name='ansi',
        version='0.3.0',
        description='ANSI cursor movement and graphics',
        author='Wijnand Modderman-Lenstra',
        author_email='maze@pyth0n.org',
        url='https://github.com/tehmaze/ansi/',
        packages = ['ansi', 'ansi.colour'],
        long_description='''
  ANSI
  ====
  
  Various ANSI escape codes, used in moving the cursor in a text console or
  rendering coloured text.
  
  
  Example
  -------
  
  Print something in bold yellow on a red background::
  
      >>> from ansi.colour import fg, bg, reset
      >>> print map(str, [bg.red, fg.yellow, 'Hello world!', reset])
      ...
  
  If you like syntactic sugar, you may also do::
  
      >>> print bg.red(fg.yellow('Hello world!'))
      ...
  
  Also, 256 RGB colors are supported::
  
      >>> from ansi.colour import rgb, reset
      >>> print rgb(0xff, 0x80, 0x00) + 'hello world' + reset
      ...
  
  If you prefer to use American English in stead::
  
      >>> from ansi.color import ...
  ''')
  
new_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python
  
  from distutils.core import setup
  
  setup(name='ansi',
        version='0.3.0',
        description='ANSI cursor movement and graphics',
        author='Wijnand Modderman-Lenstra',
        author_email='maze@pyth0n.org',
        url='https://github.com/tehmaze/ansi/',
        packages = ['ansi', 'ansi.colour'],
        package_data = {'ansi': ['py.typed']},
        long_description='''
  ANSI
  ====
  
  Various ANSI escape codes, used in moving the cursor in a text console or
  rendering coloured text.
  
  
  Example
  -------
  
  Print something in bold yellow on a red background::
  
      >>> from ansi.colour import fg, bg, reset
      >>> print map(str, [bg.red, fg.yellow, 'Hello world!', reset])
      ...
  
  If you like syntactic sugar, you may also do::
  
      >>> print bg.red(fg.yellow('Hello world!'))
      ...
  
  Also, 256 RGB colors are supported::
  
      >>> from ansi.colour import rgb, reset
      >>> print rgb(0xff, 0x80, 0x00) + 'hello world' + reset
      ...
  
  If you prefer to use American English in stead::
  
      >>> from ansi.color import ...
  ''')
  
subject: Include py.typed marker in package