Python allows setting __path__ to turn a module into a package. However,
it's allegedly only defined for __init__.py?
Proposal:
A virtual package is a non-__init__.py whose first line of code, after
comments and future imports, assigns to __path__.
This would allow -m virtualpackage to call virtualpackage.__main__,
wherever that is. Instead of running virtualpackage.py as __main__.
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