feat: Add a global cache for uv, pre-commit and global venv#307
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This looks good and I tested it against edge-containers-cli.
This is so quick on my home machine that I can't tell I'm opening a devcontainer.
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Supercedes #304 and #305 by adding a global volume that contains:
This allows us to use hardlink mode which makes it even faster, and avoid the issue of anonymous volumes in devcontainers being left dangling. Added docs to say that there is now a global venv for the container, which is different for how it would look without any environment variables set