fix(code): inspect declared Python requirement files - #182
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Closes #181.
Makes Python GetProjectInfo declarative and complete for requirements-only code units. It prefers author-maintained requirements.in over compiled requirements.txt, follows typed includes through the Code VFS, preserves deterministic declaration order, normalizes duplicate names, handles extras/markers/continuations/direct references through a dedicated requirements parser, and returns typed partial evidence on include/validation failures.
This also recognizes requirements.in as a Python code-unit declaration. Installed environment inspection remains available only through the separate ListDependencies capability.
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