Organize imports with platformdirs, fix flake8

[huakim]

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[mcepl]

Could you please stop generating zillion new pull requests? I agree that GitHub’s documentation is quite horrendous (there is something in https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests and for example just randomly https://www.dataschool.io/how-to-contribute-on-github/), but it is generally frowned upon to rebase and even more for killing PR and generating a new one. It is hard to compare two old PRs (I have to first start with hunting, which one closed PR it is), I have to basically review your whole diff again and again just to find out what did you change this time.

Do you want to understand this command which you forced me to develop?

 ~ $ interdiff \
    <(curl -L -s https://github.com/openSUSE/py2pack/pull/199.patch) \
    <(curl -L -s https://github.com/openSUSE/py2pack/pull/200.patch)|colordiff |less -r

Please, just add new commits to your branch, which you pushed in the first (and only) PR. If we want to squash all those commits into one, we can do it when merging.

[mcepl]

still LGTM

[danigm]

And the commit message for this one is just "update", and there's no email in the Author metadata in commits...

I've done the merge manually and I've fixed the commit message, to avoid more steps for this simple fix.

But please, @huakim, take a look to the documentation provided by @mcepl , and try to use github and git correctly and provide as much information as possible. It will make easy the review process for everyone. It's easier to review the code when there's some kind of explanation about what it's in the PR and why in the PR description and/or commit message.

In any case, thank you for your work in py2pack, your contribution is very appreciated, but it always can be better 😄