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Fixes #1937.
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This changes the following public APIs:
**(_breaking_) Events on the `Package` class**
The `uninstall:success` event on the `Package` class now receives an `InstallReceipt` as argument, instead of an
`InstallHandle`. This receipt is an in-memory representation of what was uninstalled. There's also a new
`uninstall:failed` event for situations where uninstallation for some
reason fails. Note: this also applies to the registry events (i.e.
`package:uninstall:success` and `package:uninstall:failed`).
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**(_breaking_) `Package:uninstall()` is now asynchronous and receives two new arguments, similarly to `Package:install()`**
While package uninstallations remain synchronous under the hood, the public API has been changed from synchronous ->
asynchronous. Users of this method are recommended to provide a callback in situations where code needs to execute after
uninstallation fully completes.
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**(_breaking_) `Package:get_install_path()` has been removed.
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**`Package:install()` now takes an optional callback**
This callback allows consumers to be informed whether installation was successful or not without having to go through a
different, low-level, API. See below for a comparison between the old and new APIs:
```lua
-- before
local handle = pkg:install()
handle:once("closed", function ()
-- ...
end)
-- after
pkg:install({}, function (success, result)
-- ...
end)
```
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Co-authored-by: William Boman <william@redwill.se>
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Support for python3.12 among pypi packages is pretty poor, this limits the upper bound to python3.11 instead.
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This is inconsistent with how other system dependencies are resolved and is not
documented anywhere.
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This should give better insights into the installation progress.
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Explicitly schedule via `a.wait(vim.schedule)` instead.
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* chore(workflows): update dependencies
* style: enforce import order
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