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Adds a table in the README covering rules_python, aspect_rules_py 1.x and 2.0 //uv, rules_pycross, rules_uv and rules_pythonic along lock input, where deps are declared, install mechanism, run-time layout, sdists, cross-builds and remote execution, with a short note on where rules_pythonic sits and when to pick something else.
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Adds a comparison table to the README: rules_python, aspect_rules_py 1.x and 2.0
//uv, rules_pycross, rules_uv and rules_pythonic, along lock input, where deps are declared, install mechanism, run-time layout, sdists, cross-builds and remote execution. Closes with where rules_pythonic sits and when to pick something else.Versions are as of October 2026 and will need bumping when rules_py 2.0 leaves alpha.