feat(python): add support for rye project detection and execution

[insign]

This PR introduces support for detecting and executing commands using rye.

Value added:
Rye is gaining popularity within the Python ecosystem as an all-in-one packaging tool. Supporting it natively in run greatly improves the developer experience for users managing their Python projects with Rye, allowing them to rely on the same run <cmd> pattern they use for Node, Rust, and other tools.

Changes include:

• Detection of [tool.rye] in pyproject.toml with priority 5 (equal to uv).
• Proper resolution between built-in commands (e.g., rye sync) and custom scripts from [tool.rye.scripts].
• Corresponding unit tests covering detection, parsing, and execution.
• Documentation updates in README.md and src/cli.rs.

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Include all Rye top-level commands in built-in list

RYE_BUILTINS is missing documented top-level Rye commands such as toolchain and self, so build_command falls back to rye run <task> for them. In practice, commands like run toolchain -- list become rye run toolchain list, which tries to execute a script named toolchain instead of calling Rye's built-in command and will fail in projects without that script.

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[insign]

I don't think this is ready to merge yet.

Two blocking issues:

1. The command dispatch logic does not actually resolve built-in Rye commands vs [tool.rye.scripts] correctly. build_command() now hardcodes built-ins first, so a project script named build, test, or lint would be executed as rye build, rye test, or rye lint instead of rye run <script>. That contradicts the PR description and would break valid project-defined scripts.

2. Rye itself is sunset upstream. Astral marked it as no longer developed in February 2025 and recommends migrating to uv, which we already support. Because of that, I'm not convinced adding new first-class Rye support is the right direction for this project unless there's a stronger compatibility case than what's in the PR.

If we want to support legacy Rye projects anyway, I'd want to see the command-resolution issue fixed first and the rationale narrowed to compatibility for existing repos rather than positioning Rye as an active tool to prioritize.

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I don't think this is ready to merge yet.

Two blocking issues:

1. The command dispatch logic does not actually resolve built-in Rye commands vs [tool.rye.scripts] correctly. build_command() now hardcodes built-ins first, so a project script named build, test, or lint would be executed as rye build, rye test, or rye lint instead of rye run <script>. That contradicts the PR description and would break valid project-defined scripts.

2. Rye itself is sunset upstream. Astral marked it as no longer developed in February 2025 and recommends migrating to uv, which we already support. Because of that, I'm not convinced adding new first-class Rye support is the right direction for this project unless there's a stronger compatibility case than what's in the PR.

If we want to support legacy Rye projects anyway, I'd want to see the command-resolution issue fixed first and the rationale narrowed to compatibility for existing repos rather than positioning Rye as an active tool to prioritize.

Understood. Acknowledging that Rye is considered legacy and the command-resolution logic has a flaw where built-ins improperly take precedence over scripts with the same name. Given that Rye is sunset upstream in favor of uv (which we already support) and this PR positions it as an active first-class tool, I am stopping work on this task. Closing as obsolete based on this feedback.