Allow local indexes to reference remote files #14294
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Summary
Previously, we assumed that local indexes only referenced local files. However, it's fine for a local index (like, a
file://-based Simple API) to reference a remote file, and in fact Pyodide operates this way.Closes #14227.
Test Plan
Ran
UV_INDEX=$(pyodide config get package_index) cargo run add anyio, which produced this lockfile: