retiaudit: inspect Python selection hints without starting Python

When `py_require()` is followed by `ModuleNotFoundError`, an old setting often makes reticulate use a different Python. retiaudit lists the visible selection hints (explicit overrides, managed-environment flags, active environments, project markers) and checks them against what you intend, without loading reticulate or starting Python.

Workflow

1. [audit_python()] with `intent = "managed"` (you use `py_require()`) or `intent = "existing"` (optionally with the `expected` interpreter path) returns a report of hints and findings. 2. [audit_markdown()] turns the report into Markdown to share. Reports leave out environment values, local paths and file contents.

No findings means no visible conflict, not a working Python setup.

See also

Useful links:

• https://daikikumakura.github.io/retiaudit/

• https://github.com/DaikiKumakura/retiaudit

• Report bugs at https://github.com/DaikiKumakura/retiaudit/issues

Author

Maintainer: Daiki Kumakura 55353329+DaikiKumakura@users.noreply.github.com