core:services:helper: Migrate helper to secondary venv and update its dependencies

[joaomariolago]

Summary by Sourcery

Migrate the helper service into the secondary Python virtual environment and align its dependency set with updated library versions.

Enhancements:

• Update helper service dependencies to newer versions of FastAPI, Pydantic, and related libraries.
• Adjust workspace and virtual environment configuration so helper is managed by the secondary venv instead of the primary core environment.

Build:

• Regenerate uv lockfiles and startup wiring to reflect the helper service running under the python-venv2 environment.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Migrates the helper service into the secondary Python virtual environment and refreshes its dependency stack, including aligning FastAPI/Pydantic and related packages with newer versions, while updating workspace membership and lockfiles accordingly.

Flow diagram for updated helper service dependency stack

graph LR
  helper_service[helper_service] --> beautifulsoup4_4_14_3[beautifulsoup4_4_14_3]
  helper_service --> commonwealth_0_1_0[commonwealth_0_1_0]
  helper_service --> fastapi_0_125_0[fastapi_0_125_0]
  helper_service --> fastapi_versioning_0_10_0[fastapi_versioning_0_10_0]
  helper_service --> loguru_0_7_3[loguru_0_7_3]
  helper_service --> psutil_7_1_3[psutil_7_1_3]
  helper_service --> pydantic_2_12_5[pydantic_2_12_5]
  helper_service --> speedtest_cli_2_1_3[speedtest_cli_2_1_3]
  helper_service --> requests_2_32_5[requests_2_32_5]
  helper_service --> uvicorn_0_38_0[uvicorn_0_38_0]

  subgraph helper_env
    helper_service
  end

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Upgrade the helper service's direct Python dependencies to more recent versions, including FastAPI and Pydantic.	Bump beautifulsoup4, fastapi, fastapi-versioning, loguru, psutil, pydantic, requests, and uvicorn to newer pinned versions in the helper service configuration Retain existing non-updated dependencies and basic project metadata in the helper's pyproject configuration	core/services/helper/pyproject.toml
Move the helper service from the primary core workspace/venv into the secondary python-venv2 workspace.	Remove helper from the main core project dependency list and workspace members Exclude helper from the primary core uv workspace configuration Add helper as a dependency and workspace member in python-venv2's pyproject configuration, including the workspace members list Ensure helper participates in python-venv2 via workspace dependency mapping	core/pyproject.toml core/python-venv2/pyproject.toml
Regenerate lockfiles and startup wiring to reflect the new environment layout and dependency graph.	Update python-venv2 uv.lock to capture new helper-related and upgraded package resolutions Refresh the root core uv.lock to reflect helper's removal from the primary environment and the updated dependency tree Adjust start-blueos-core script as needed to work with the new helper placement in python-venv2	core/python-venv2/uv.lock core/uv.lock core/start-blueos-core

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