WIP: Use conda environment for simplicity and consistency#4
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…, and updating setup script accordingly. Simpler than sourcing the cvmfs versions of things and using pip install --users that can cause conflicts with other things
…ements file instead
…Python 2 (for MadGraph support)
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Adding support to run everything in a conda environment. This massively simplifies things and makes them consistent across (hopefully all) different systems. We won't have to rely on cvmfs distributions of pip, Python or ROOT as they are maintained by conda. And for Python packages, they are installed within the conda environment only (no more
pip install --user) which will avoid any potential conflicts with other code/packages used by the user.Also adding support and compatibility for Python 3 where possible for future-proofing