Consider not installing certain console scripts by default?

wxpython currently installs by default quite a few entry points scripts, 
which do not appear to be directly relevant to the usability of wxpython as 
a GUI toolkit.  I don't have any problem with e.g. pywxrc, wxdemo, wxdocs, 
but I don't think helpviewer, img2foo, the various shells (pycrust, 
pyshell, pyslices, pyslicesshell), or wxget really need to be installed by 
default.  (You could keep them in the codebase and add another package on 
pypi, e.g. wxpython-tools, that depends on wxpython and contains nothing 
but a declaration of these entry points.)  Compare e.g. with PyQt5, which 
likewise installs some entry points re: GUI resource handling, but nothing 
else.

Best,

Antony

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