[v3-0-test] Improve dependency report and uppgrading (#52619) #52626
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Our dependencies should be set in "upgrade to newer dependencies" mode every time every single pyproject.toml changes - this is slower as it triggers full builds with all versions but it also prevents some errors when dependencies from one provider are impacting what will be resolved in the CI image. As part of it - whenever we run the dependency report with "source constraints" we use exactly the same
uv synccommand as used during image build with "ugprade to newer dependencies" - this way the report is more accurate as it includes some dependencies from dev dependency groups that have not been included in the current reports.(cherry picked from commit c489678)
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