uv@0.10.4: store uv managed artifacts in uv scoop folder#7653
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<manifest-name[@version]|chore>: <general summary of the pull request>Hey,
This might be a bit opinionated, but I wanted uv to behave like pyenv (when installed through scoop) behaved.
With this change scoops makes uv store its python and tool installation paths within the scoop uv folder.
I currently have been using this manifest for the past year or so without issues regarding uv.
It also automatically sets the python and tool shims folders in the path so that it's automatically available.
If too breaking/opinionated feel free to close, but wanted to give the option if it was ever considered.
Cheers.
Related #6955