Install only the Python requirements that are missing - #86
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The refresh's dependency step reads requirements.txt, resolves each distribution it names, and installs only the ones absent from the interpreter, falling back to the user site when a system-wide write is refused. An interpreter that already carries libclang and jsonschema needs no install, and one marked externally managed under PEP 668 — the Debian and Ubuntu default — no longer ends the refresh before the catalog is derived.
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The refresh's dependency step reads requirements.txt, resolves each distribution it names, and installs only the ones absent from the interpreter, falling back to the user site when a system-wide write is refused. An interpreter that already carries libclang and jsonschema needs no install, and one marked externally managed under PEP 668 — the Debian and Ubuntu default — derives the catalog.