docs: fix linkage to downstream dependences

[ferringb]

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[ferringb]

I've updated the PR to use https://pypi.org/project/seed-intersphinx-mapping/ so it automatically tries any pyproject.toml dependencies that have project.url defined. This addresses the DRY aspect.

[arthurzam]

I've updated the PR to use https://pypi.org/project/seed-intersphinx-mapping/ so it automatically tries any pyproject.toml dependencies that have project.url defined. This addresses the DRY aspect.

I'm a little bit against adding seed_intersphinx_mapping, since it seems like a hell to include in gentoo packages (it uses weird build system - WTF is whey, it can't be simpler than flit_core) (has more dependencies in there).
doc building is a must for pkgcheck & pkgdev on Gentoo, so can't just hide it.
I also think those lines repeating itself aren't the end of the world, or end of the week, so not so bad in my opinion.

[ferringb]

I've updated the PR to use https://pypi.org/project/seed-intersphinx-mapping/ so it automatically tries any pyproject.toml dependencies that have project.url defined. This addresses the DRY aspect.

I'm a little bit against adding seed_intersphinx_mapping, since it seems like a hell to include in gentoo packages (it uses weird build system - WTF is whey, it can't be simpler than flit_core) (has more dependencies in there). doc building is a must for pkgcheck & pkgdev on Gentoo, so can't just hide it. I also think those lines repeating itself aren't the end of the world, or end of the week, so not so bad in my opinion.

What's the alternative here? I grok that sounds a bit like "pound sand" (an american phrase that is basically "fuck off"), but that's not my intent.

Trust me, I rewrote a shitton of tooling I didn't like (typically having to fork), but I also recognize at this point it didn't serve the end goal.

As to 'hell', no argument. My counter argument pretty much comes down to which battles we wish to fight, in terms of where we apply our energy towards.