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feat, refactor(pystar): bzl_library for packaging.bzl; fix pystar doc building and py_wheel (#1432)

Changed `py_wheel` to load `py_binary` instead of using
`native.py_binary`. This caused the doc generation to fail because of
the additional loads(), so the doc libraries were refactored to
represent the additional loads. This adds `//python:packaging_bzl`
as a public target.

Docs were failing to build because Stardoc wasn't able to process the
value `cc_helper.use_cpp_toolchains()` returned. For some reason, under
Stardoc, the value is some mocked out value that it can't handle. This
is easily fixed by just using the regular way for referencing an
optional toolchain; the labels the two use are the same.

Work towards #1069