feat: implement lock-file satisfiability with pypi dependencies#494
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This PR adds support for checking the satisfiability of the lock-file which includes pypi-dependencies.
Purls have been added to the lock-file (conda/rattler#414) (See also: conda/ceps#63). This enables checking which conda packages will install which pypi packages without needing to check the internet. This ensures we can still check if a lock-file is up to date quickly.
I did not profile this code but I think there are a lot of places we can improve the performance. Thats for a later PR.
I also didn't add tests. I think we should but we can also do that in another PR.
Closes #467