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Update Poetry installs for Python 3.10
Poetry has a new install-poetry.py install script. The old get-poetry.py install script is not compatible with Python 3.10, so install-poetry.py will be used. Docker builds and GitHub Actions workflows will be updated to use `POETRY_HOME=/opt/poetry` consistently. install-poetry.py didn't respect `POETRY_VIRTUALENVS_CREATE=false` initially, but this issue appears to be resolved. However, there are also package install errors happening, which may be related to both install-poetry.py and Python 3.10, including a `JSONDecodeError` when attempting to install packages on Python 3.10 (appears to be resolved in Poetry 1.2.0a2), and a variety of errors with Poetry's own virtualenv (`CalledProcessError` -> `EnvCommandError` -> `PoetryException`).
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