Ship Dockerfile.base in the wheel and drop a dead package_data entry

[Oke Iyanuoluwa Enoch (Iyanuoluwa007)]

Describe your changes

The codebase review (#2516) flagged a dead olive.auto_optimizer entry in setup.py's package_data. While checking that, I found a real packaging bug next to it.

Dockerfile.base is missing from the wheel. olive/engine/packaging/packaging_generator.py opens Path(__file__).parent / "Dockerfile.base" when packaging a workflow output as Docker, but setup.py never listed that file in package_data (and include_package_data=False). I built a wheel from main with pip wheel . --no-deps, and the file isn't in it, so Docker packaging fails with FileNotFoundError for anyone who installed olive-ai from a wheel. It now ships under olive.engine.packaging.

Dead entry. olive.auto_optimizer no longer exists, so its package_data entry is removed.

Regression test. test/test_package_data.py parses package_data from setup.py with ast and checks that:

• every entry names an existing package;
• every non-Python file under olive/ is covered by a pattern.

The only exception is olive/assets/cost_models/*.csv, which the docs link to on GitHub as examples and the code never loads. Both tests fail on main and pass with this change.

I left the uninstallable tf extra (tensorflow==1.15.0) from the review alone, since removing it is a product decision.

Checklist before requesting a review

• Add unit tests for this change.
• Make sure all tests can pass. (pytest test/test_package_data.py: 2 passed. Rebuilt the wheel and confirmed olive/engine/packaging/Dockerfile.base is now included.)
• Update documents if necessary.
• Lint and apply fixes to your code by running lintrunner -a (ruff 0.15.11 check and format on changed files)
• Is this a user-facing change? If yes, give a description of this change to be included in the release notes.
  Fixed Docker packaging failing for wheel installs because Dockerfile.base was not included in the package.

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Part of #2516

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🟡 Changes recommended

The resource-coverage check accepts incorrectly rooted patterns that would leave files out of the wheel.

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• Validate package-data patterns relative to the package directory · New

What changed in this PR

Fixes Docker packaging for wheel-installed Olive by including its required Dockerfile.

Changes:

• Adds Dockerfile.base to package data.
• Removes the obsolete olive.auto_optimizer entry.
• Adds checks for package existence and resource coverage.

File	Description
test/​test_package_data.py	Adds package-data regression checks.
setup.py	Includes the Dockerfile and removes stale metadata.

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