Tryton is an optional dependency, if it is present, Sentry can integrate
it, but when it is not present, Sentry should not pull it in as a
propagated build input, it is only required for the tests that test this
specific integration.
In particular, pulling in trytond creates a transitive dependency on
simplejson, which makes "requests" behave differently in a way that can
break error handling.
The tests will fail with
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sqlalchemy'
when sqlalchemy is not part of the test inputs, which prevents building
the package. Therefore, add it as a checkInput.
The tests depend on many third-party libraries, presumably because
Sentry offers integration for each of them. I added these as build
inputs but not propagated build inputs, because they are only needed for
the tests.
