Freeze Python dependencies with pip freeze -l

[rdmark]

Use pip freeze -l to programmatically capture the python dependency map for the python packages.

[uweseimet]

I trust that you have chosen the versions well ;-)

[uweseimet]

@rdmark You have commented on changes after approval very recently, haven't you? ;-)

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[rdmark]

@uweseimet Thanks for reviewing. These versions are automatically calculated by pip freeze using the PyPI dependency tree. They are the same that pip will fetch and install presently, but freezing them protects against future changes to the state of PyPI.

I pushed a change just now with a note on this in the README, as well as the frozen dependencies for the common package (which I had overlooked before.)

[rdmark]

You have commented on changes after approval very recently, haven't you? ;-)

@uweseimet Haha, I don't think that was me! I have full confidence in all project members to be responsible with their post-approval commits. ;)