Allow overriding Python version when calling the opsqueue_python Nix package#96
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Without this, if e.g. a user of the Nix Python package builds their own python that is separate from
pkgs.python3(e.g. rather than overriding that one in an overlay, they create a separate one), it is likely that the resulting wheel / compiled FFI module is not placed in the right location, which makes the build fail (at the 'can I find all the imports' step).This PR fixes that, by adding
python = ...to the parameters ofopsqueue_python.nixmeaning that a user can docallPackage "......./opsqueue_python.nix" { python = myOtherPython; };and be merry.