Use task to install Python package dependencies in website deployment workflows #602
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The Task task runner tool is used to perform common development and maintenance operations in Arduino tooling projects.
One such operation is the installation of Python package dependencies using Poetry. The project website deployment workflows rely on Python packages, and so contain a step to install them. Previously, this was done by invoking the Poetry command directly from the workflow. That is problematic because it means multiple copies of the command must be maintained, and the maintainer might easily overlook the need to do so for these workflows since we expect there to be only one instance of the command.
The workflows are hereby changed to use the standardized approach to installing Python package dependencies.