FEAT: Install pyaedt via uv

[eblanco-ansys]

Description

Use uv to install pyaedt dependencies. Implemented changes

• Virtual environments are still created with python -m venv until Package seems not to work pymechanical#1143 and the associated uv issue Windows: OpenSSL installed DLL name differs from CPython, affecting extension modules astral-sh/python-build-standalone#596 are resolved
• For online installation, uv is installed firstly and the other packages are installed via uv pip install (a lot faster)
• For wheel installation with no internet, uv is intalled firstly. We then use uv to install the other packages inside the wheel.
  With these changes we reduce a lot the overall installation time, up to 5 times.

Other minor changes:

• Unzip function now supports recursivity. For dev wheelhouses, when the file is unzipped there is another zip inside the unzipped folder. This should be solved in the github action, this is a workaround.
• Files are unzipped in a temporal directory

Issue linked

#6317

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[SMoraisAnsys]

Could you give a try at making the whole project moving to uv instead of only this installation file ? Also, could you consider using UV_HTTP_TIMEOUT in order to keep the previous behavior with ``--default-timeout` ? It has a larger scope but if I understand well the documentation it should be helping for this.

[SMoraisAnsys]

Here are some comments, thanks for the contribution !
Note that we might have issues when using pyaedt with uv. In particular for those still leveraging the dotnet target.
See ansys/pymechanical#1143 and the associated uv issue astral-sh/python-build-standalone#596

[eblanco-ansys]

Should we merge this PR? PyAEDT issues using uv can be avoided creating the venv in the traditional way and installing packages via uv. With the actual implementation should work fine

[Samuelopez-ansys]

@eblanco-ansys The main issue is about the offline installation. Is this solved?

If uv is not installed in the venv , how the offline installation would work? We could add uv to the dependencies of pyaedt or at least to the wheelhouses

@SMoraisAnsys any thoughts?

[SMoraisAnsys]

@eblanco-ansys The main issue is about the offline installation. Is this solved?

If uv is not installed in the venv , how the offline installation would work? We could add uv to the dependencies of pyaedt or at least to the wheelhouses

@SMoraisAnsys any thoughts?

Adding uv to the all target wheelhouse would be a solution considering the current approach and how to address offline installation. Are all the previously mentioned concerns addressed ?

[eblanco-ansys]

@eblanco-ansys The main issue is about the offline installation. Is this solved?
If uv is not installed in the venv , how the offline installation would work? We could add uv to the dependencies of pyaedt or at least to the wheelhouses
@SMoraisAnsys any thoughts?

Adding uv to the all target wheelhouse would be a solution considering the current approach and how to address offline installation. Are all the previously mentioned concerns addressed ?

All the previous concerns were related to how the venv is created. If we create the venv in the traditional way and install everything via uv, it should be fine. @tusharbana-ansys figured out this workaround