fix(forge test): install missing dependencies before creating Project
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…t` (foundry-rs#9379) * fix(forge test): install missing dependencies before instantiating the project * optimization
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Motivation
Closes #9375
With #8668 we now resolve the
Graphwhen creating project as we need data about all sources for restrictions. This causedforge testto fail in CI if there are any missing dependencies which were being installed only after call toconfig.project()This PR changes order of operations so that we always install dependencies first. Also I've added an optimization to skip graph resolution if user did not specify any restrictions