Improve package operations management#4336
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This PR aims at improving the user experience when installing packages and at minimizing the install/uninstall operations when ignoring groups or opting-in groups.
An example of this is the following sequence:
$ poetry install $ poetry install --without dev # formerly --no-devIt would remove the existing development packages which was counter-intuitive. Now, the existing development packages will be kept in the environment.
Any locked packages will be kept in the environment regardless of what is asked via the
installcommand unless the--syncoption is specified.Overall, this should be less surprising for end users makes working with dependency groups easier.
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