fix(ci): install setuptools in temporary virtualenv for import profile - #17714
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The import-profile CI workflow fails on Python 3.15 with:
This PR installs setuptools inside the temporary .venv-profiler virtualenv created for profiling. This ensures the profiler's namespace package resolution logic works correctly on newer Python versions (3.12+) where setuptools is no longer installed by default.