feat: Make pywrangler respect uv.sources from pyproject.toml - #234
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And other settings. By grabbing the requirements from uv compile and then freezing them into a list and installing like that, we are losing information from pyproject.toml. We should have uv do the install from pyproject.toml so it gets it right. 1. When installing packages for Pyodide, don't use the requirement list we collected, just directly install from pyproject.toml 2. When installing native packages, use the versions we installed for Pyodide to generate a constraints file but still use pyproject.toml to get the actual requirements.
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Nice! Looks much nicer than hacking toml file manually, I guess we can close #107 with this.
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And other settings. By grabbing the requirements from uv compile and then freezing them into a list and installing like that, we are losing information from pyproject.toml. We should have uv do the install from pyproject.toml so it gets it right.