fix(docker): Switch to pip install and remove repoze-lru workaround
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- Replaces `python setup.py install` with `pip install` in the Docker image - Removes the hard-coded `repoze.lru` (`-` to `.`) workaround in `pin-helper` The issue arose because `pip-compile` switches `.` to `-` when following [PEP-0503](https://peps.python.org/pep-0503/#normalized-names) package name normalization rules. While `pip` seamlessly handles the aliased name (installing the package with `.`), `setuptools` does not manage the mismatch well. By moving to `pip install`, we avoid the naming conflict entirely and prevent future mishaps.
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python setup.py installwithpip installin the Docker imagerepoze.lru(-to.) workaround inpin-helperThe issue arose because
pip-compileswitches.to-when following PEP-0503 package name normalization rules. Whilepipseamlessly handles the aliased name (installing the package with.),setuptoolsdoes not manage the mismatch well. By moving topip install, we avoid the naming conflict entirely and prevent future mishaps.