[ansible/venv] Install ggawave skill from PyPi

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Conditional inclusion of the ovos-core[skills-audio] dependency based on the installation profile.
  • Updated dependency specification for ovos-skill-ggwave to simplify installation under certain conditions.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved dependency handling for different architectures and profiles to enhance installation reliability.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request modify the skills-requirements.txt.j2 template within the ovos_installer role. A conditional inclusion of the ovos-core[skills-audio] dependency is introduced based on the ovos_installer_profile value. If the profile is not "server", this dependency is included. Additionally, the ovos-skill-ggwave dependency is updated from a Git repository URL to a package name under specific conditions related to architecture and profile settings.

Changes

File	Change Summary
ansible/roles/ovos_installer/templates/virtualenv/skills-requirements.txt.j2	- Conditional inclusion of ovos-core[skills-audio] based on ovos_installer_profile.
	- Updated ovos-skill-ggwave from Git URL to package name under conditions (architecture or profile).

Possibly related PRs

• use pypi #144: The changes in this PR also involve modifications to the skills-requirements.txt.j2 template, specifically in how dependencies are referenced, which aligns with the updates made in the main PR regarding the ovos-skill-ggwave dependency.

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