ubuntu version of pip installs package_data to purelib

I am trying to understand why a wheel created by Python 3.10 on Ubuntu 22.04 is placing my package_data into a purelib directory while Anaconda (python 3.12) and manylinux2014 (python 3.11 is not).

My setup.py:

from setuptools import setup, distimport osimport reclass BinaryDistribution(dist.Distribution):"""Distribution which always forces a binary package with platform name"""    def has_ext_modules(self):        return Truesetup(        packages=['pyfoo',],        package_data={'pyfoo' : ['./fooJSON', './fooJSON.exe'],        },        distclass=BinaryDistribution,    )

where fooJSON is a binary executable. After running:

pip wheel .

On Anaconda and Manylinux 2_28 python it gets placed in the wheel as:

pyfoo/fooJSON

where on Ubuntu it is placed as:

pyfoo-0.0.2.data/purelib/pyfoo/fooJSON

What is the proper way to indicate package_data is not purelib? Is Ubuntu an outlier?

Anaconda: pip 23.3.1Ubuntu 22.04: pip 22.0.2