feat: use 'uv run python' as interpreter when uv is selected#472
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Add conditional Python interpreter based on environment manager
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This PR updates the
Makefiletemplate to definePYTHON_INTERPRETERasuv run pythonwhenuvis selected as the environment manager.Context
Currently, when using
uv, the user still relies on the system python or must manually activate the virtual environment (source .venv/bin/activate) before running make commands likemake data.Modern
uvworkflows encourage usinguv runto execute scripts in the project environment ephemerally, ensuring reproducibility and reducing friction.