Switch from pipfile to plette lib
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The main user of `pipfile` is `pipenv`, and _not_ any of the other python package managers. However, `pipfile` library has been pretty much unmaintained, so `pipenv` switched to using `plette` for parsing/validation of `Pipfile`'s: * pypa/pipenv#5310 * pypa/pipenv#5339 So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use `pipfile` for generating hashes, so this is effectively a silent no-op. However, down the road we could leverage `plette` for `Pipfile` parsing/validation... for example see how it's flagging things here: dependabot#6104 (comment)
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The main user of
pipfileispipenv, and not any of the otherpython package managers.
However,
pipfilelibrary has been pretty much unmaintained, sopipenvswitched to usingplettefor parsing/validation ofPipfile's:So let's switch our usage as well. Today we only use
pipfileforgenerating hashes, so this switch doesn't change any existing behavior. However, down
the road we could leverage
pletteforPipfileparsing/validation... for example see how it's flagging things here:#6104 (comment)
This PR is identical to #7741, except opening from my fork since I'm no longer on the
team I don't have write access to the main repo. See the additional discussion on that PR with one of the maintainers of
plette/pipenv.