feat: support uv-managed Python Actors in apify create#1274
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apify createhard-codedpip install -r requirements.txtfor Python Actors, so creating a uv-managed template — which shipspyproject.toml+uv.lockand norequirements.txt— failed during dependency install withCould not open requirements file.createnow detects uv-managed Python/Scrapy projects by the presence of a committeduv.lockand installs their dependencies withuv syncinstead. The check runs before the system-Python detection, since uv provides the interpreter pinned in.python-versionitself, and falls back to a warning with install instructions when theuvexecutable isn't found.This unblocks the upcoming
python-uvtemplate (apify/actor-templates#800).