Fix ImportError by replacing distlib.compat.raw_input with built-in input()

[evangeloskp]

Problem

When installing django-tailwind without optional dependencies, users encounter an ImportError:

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'distlib'

This occurs because:

• distlib is not listed as a required dependency in pyproject.toml (only django and
  pytailwindcss are)
• distlib is only available as a transitive dependency through the optional cookiecutter package
  (cookiecutter → virtualenv → distlib)
• The management command imports from distlib.compat import raw_input at the module level

I encountered this issue when building a Docker image with pip install django-tailwind, which
doesn't include optional dependencies.

Solution

Since django-tailwind requires Python 3.11+ (as specified in pyproject.toml), we can safely use
Python 3's built-in input() function instead of the Python 2/3 compatibility wrapper.

Changes made:

• Removed from distlib.compat import raw_input import
• Replaced all 3 occurrences of raw_input() with input()

In Python 3, input() behaves identically to Python 2's raw_input() (returns a string without
evaluation).

Testing

• ✅ All existing tests pass (uv run pytest)
• ✅ Code formatted with ruff
• ✅ Verified the import no longer depends on an unlisted dependency

This fix ensures users can install and use django-tailwind with only the required dependencies
listed in pyproject.toml.

[timonweb]

@evangeloskp thank you for catching and fixing this, I had no idea about raw_input vs input, great fix!