[GH-2365] Consolidate Python dependency files for building docs to pyproject.toml #2401
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…pache#2365) - Add root pyproject metadata + docs/dev dependency groups - Update docs workflow to use uv sync and uv run - Add documentation section for local doc build - Commit plan file ISSUE_2365_PLAN.md - Note uv.lock policy in .gitignore comment - Remove legacy requirements-docs.txt / requirements-dev.txt (to be deleted in follow-up commit if needed)
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[GH-XXX] my subject. Closes Consolidate Python dependency files to pyproject.toml #2365What changes were proposed in this PR?
This patch replaces several requirements.txt files with pyproject.toml file, and use uv for managing python virtual environment for building docs.
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