Make uv install less intrusive#568
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Signed-off-by: Andy Neff <andy@visionsystemsinc.com>
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UV's default behavior is to "add uv to your path" by editing you
.bashrc,.profile, and.bashrc_profile.In additional to that, it tracks your "one true uv install" in
~/.config/uv/uv-receipt.json. While this is ok for a user who chooses to install it, this should not be what a project specific copy of uv uses.UV_UNMANAGED_INSTALLhas the benefit of both disabling the rc file edits (same asUV_NO_MODIFY_PATH) and disabling theuv-receipt.jsonfile.