[CTM-148] Substitute in the new base image for terra-jupyter-python#519
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terra-jupyter-baseimageThis PR also modifies the terra-jupyter-base image to be a layer between the slim terra-base image (intended for custom env development) and the subsequent images. This change is intended to maintain as close to compatibility with the old images as possible, adding in apt-get and python packages that used to be included in the python deeplearning image that was the old root of the base image.
UV workspaces
This also switches to using UV on a workspace level to manage dependencies. The top-level
uv.lockfile ensures all of the images are compatible, while each image has its ownpyproject.tomlfile that defines its image-specific dependencies.New base image
Adding the new slim base image at the root also means that the
terra-jupyter-pythonimage now has an isolated user env and sudo permission.