feat(env): use miniconda and uv to install environments#50
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Refactor code structure for improved readability and maintainability
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This standardizes the installation process, using miniconda and uv to create the following environments:
The base environment is a uv environment installed to /.venv, configured in /pyproject.toml, and extended with /Scripts/manage_envs/emme.pth. The tbm-r environment is a conda environment installed to LOCALAPPDATA/miniconda3/envs/tbm-r and configured in /Scripts/manage_envs/tbm-r/tbm-r.yml. The cmap-modedest environment is a hybrid environment created by installing uv into a conda environment, to support dependencies only available on conda-forge while getting some of the performance benefits from uv. It is installed to LOCALAPPDATA/miniconda3/envs/tbm-r
and configured in /Scripts/manage_envs/cmap-modedest/cmap-modedest.yml for conda-forge dependencies and /Scripts/manage_envs/cmap-modedest/requirements.txt for PyPI dependencies.
The lock file feature is currently only implemented for the base environment. This can be revisited once the
larchdependency of the cmap_modedest package is updated to a version available on PyPI.Previously, the CMAP-TRIP2 environment functioned as the base environment and the emme-plus environment was used when the EMME API is needed. Now, the base environment includes the EMME API. This also means that the base environment has been updated from python 3.9 to python 3.11 and from pandas 1.2 to pandas 2.0.