Air cli drop requirements yaml - #6121
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Dependencies declared under environment.dependencies (inline list or a requirements.yaml file path) were uploaded as a co-located requirements.yaml artifact in the run's launch directory. Send them instead on the Jobs serverless environment spec (environments[].spec.dependencies), the modern delivery mechanism. The server installs them identically, so this drops the requirements.yaml round-trip. The file form of environment.dependencies is now read at submit time and parsed into the dependency list (its version field is still resolved separately via environment.version).
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Integration test reportCommit: 5aca387
8 interesting tests: 4 SKIP, 3 KNOWN, 1 RECOVERED
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