Add missing packages to jumpstarter-all

[NickCao]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded platform capabilities have been integrated to broaden support and connectivity with diverse external systems.
  • These updates empower end-users with enhanced operational smoothness, improved performance, and more versatile functionality, ultimately providing a seamless and reliable everyday experience.
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Walkthrough

This update modifies the configuration for the jumpstarter-all project by adding eight new dependency entries in the pyproject.toml file. The additions include CLI utilities and diverse driver modules to support extended functionality. No changes were made to the control flow or runtime logic.

Changes

File	Change Details
packages/.../pyproject.toml	Added dependencies: jumpstarter-cli-admin, jumpstarter-cli-common, jumpstarter-cli-driver, jumpstarter-driver-corellium, jumpstarter-driver-flashers, jumpstarter-driver-probe-rs, jumpstarter-driver-qemu, jumpstarter-driver-uboot

Poem

I'm a little rabbit on a coding spree,
Hopping through dependencies merrily!
With new drivers and CLI friends in tow,
Our project's garden begins to grow.
A twitch of my nose and joyful leaps arise—
Code and carrots, a sweet surprise!
🐰🌟

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🔇 Additional comments (7)

packages/jumpstarter-all/pyproject.toml (7)

12-14: New CLI Dependency Additions
The dependencies "jumpstarter-cli-admin", "jumpstarter-cli-common", and "jumpstarter-cli-driver" have been added to extend the CLI capabilities of the meta-package. Please verify that these packages are available and maintained at compatible versions.

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17-17: New Driver Dependency: Corellium
The inclusion of "jumpstarter-driver-corellium" should enable Corellium integration. Confirm that its addition aligns with the overall driver ecosystem.

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19-19: New Driver Dependency: Flashers
The dependency "jumpstarter-driver-flashers" has been introduced to broaden driver support. Ensure that this package is compatible with the other driver modules in the project.

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24-24: New Driver Dependency: Probe-RS
Adding "jumpstarter-driver-probe-rs" enhances the project's hardware interaction capabilities. Please verify its integration and compatibility with similar drivers.

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26-26: New Driver Dependency: QEMU
The new addition "jumpstarter-driver-qemu" aims to support QEMU virtualization. Ensure that this dependency is properly aligned with the project's virtualization requirements.

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32-32: New Driver Dependency: U-Boot
The dependency "jumpstarter-driver-uboot" has been added to support bootloader interactions. It is recommended to verify that its version and integration meet the project's expectations.

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9-39: Overall Dependency List Review
The new dependencies have been integrated into the dependencies list in a manner consistent with the existing entries. Please double-check that the ordering and versioning (if applicable in the future) remain coherent with the project’s dependency management policy.

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