fix(package_managers): use --reinstall flag for locked dependencies for uv
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… for `uv` * This is closer to the equivalent `pipenv sync` behaviour, which uninstalls packages that don't match exactly the state declared in the lockfile. This can be useful for users that relied on `invenio-cli install` for "resetting" their virtualenv dependencies.
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pipenv syncbehaviour, whichuninstalls packages that don't match exactly the state declared in the
lockfile. This can be useful for users that relied on
invenio-cli installfor "resetting" their virtualenv dependencies.Important
This is a tiny bit slower than just running
uv syncin an already synced virtualenv, as it takes a couple of seconds vs. milliseconds. On the other hand, I don't think many folks runinvenio-cli installthat often after the first time.