Speed up install

[ZenVoich]

• Lockfile v3
• Faster install from lockfile
• mops install --no-toolchain

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes

• New Features

  • Introduced a --no-toolchain option in the CLI install command, allowing users to skip toolchain installation.
  • Enhanced installation flexibility with new parameters to control transitive dependency handling across various commands.

• Improvements

  • Updated the lock file management to support a new version with improved integrity checks and dependency tracking.
  • Improved the dependency parsing logic for better modularity and readability.

• Bug Fixes

  • Fixed installation behavior to utilize lock files for resolving dependencies when applicable.

These changes enhance user experience by providing more control over installation processes and improving dependency management.

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:inbox_tray: Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between dff87f232b397e866ba79da9bbd9b6b4622d2bf6 and f08f168c4c3f78110f463cc110590e777d6b9ecc.

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple files, primarily focusing on updating the mops-version in CI workflows and enhancing the CLI installation process. Key changes include the addition of a --no-toolchain option, updates to dependency handling with new parameters like ignoreTransitive, and the introduction of a new lock file version. These adjustments aim to improve dependency management and installation flexibility within the Mops ecosystem.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/ci.yml	Updated mops-version from [email protected] to [email protected].
.github/workflows/mops-test.yml	Added [email protected] to the mops-version matrix for testing.
cli/cli.ts	Introduced --no-toolchain option in install command; updated installAll to include installFromLockFile.
cli/commands/install/install-all.ts	Updated installAll function to prioritize lock file installation based on new parameter.
cli/commands/install/install-dep.ts	Added ignoreTransitive parameter to installDep function for controlling transitive dependency installation.
cli/commands/install/install-deps.ts	Included ignoreTransitive in installDeps function signature and logic.
cli/commands/install/install-local-dep.ts	Modified installLocalDep to check ignoreTransitive before installing dependencies.
cli/commands/install/install-mops-dep.ts	Updated installMopsDep to include ignoreTransitive parameter affecting dependency installation.
cli/integrity.ts	Introduced LockFileV3 with new properties; added functions for reading and checking lock file integrity.
cli/mops.ts	Added parseDepValue function for parsing dependency values.
cli/resolve-packages.ts	Enhanced resolvePackages to utilize lock file for package resolution if valid.
cli/vessel.ts	Modified installFromGithub to include ignoreTransitive parameter for controlling installation behavior.

Possibly related PRs

• #238: The changes in this PR involve dependency management, which may relate to the updated mops-version in the main PR as both deal with handling dependencies in the Mops ecosystem.
• #245: This PR focuses on enhancing the handling of dependency conflicts, which is relevant to the changes in the main PR that updates the mops-version, as it may affect how dependencies are resolved and managed in the CI workflows.

🐰 "In the meadow where dependencies grow,
A new toolchain option, a delightful show!
With lock files and versions, we hop with glee,
Ignoring transitive paths, oh what a spree!
Mops now dances, with changes so bright,
A joyful journey, in the soft moonlight." 🌙

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