fix: install umbra-core from source, not PyPI (yanked) - #7
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umbra-core is source-available (All Rights Reserved) and all PyPI releases are yanked, so 'pip install umbra-core>=X' fails. Switch every functional install command (READMEs, prerequisite blocks, provisioning hooks/scripts, guard scripts, configs) to the git-source install: pip install "umbra-core @ git+https://github.com/bkd-dotcom/umbra-core@v0.5.3" Historical CHANGELOG entries left as-is.
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umbra-core is source-available (All Rights Reserved) and every PyPI release is yanked, so
pip install umbra-core>=Xno longer resolves. This switches all functional install commands (READMEs, prerequisites, provisioning hooks/scripts, guard scripts, configs) to the git-source install:Historical CHANGELOG entries are left unchanged. Not legal advice.