[python] Add a CLI command to import pip requirements.txt #652
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can we move it to a common function? is the same logic of docker run, right ?
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Summary:
This path adds a new CLI command to process the requrements.txt file using the same version of the OS and of Python that run in production, on Linux/Intel.
This is very useful in order to ensure that the dependencies that you import match correctly the production enviroment
langstream python load-pip-requirements -app examples/applications/python-processor-exclamation