python: reclassify base uv interpreters as Global#14921
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Fixes #14912. Reclassifies the uv base interpreters to Global.
This aligns their treatment in the interpreter picker, recommendation ranking, (upcoming) health check, and venv-base selection with every other standalone Python, and gives downstream code a clean way to distinguish externally-managed interpreters from virtual environments.
uv-created virtual environments are unchanged; they stay classified as
(uv: parent_dir).Release Notes
New Features
Bug Fixes
Validation Steps
To verify manually:
$PATH:uv python dir) is listed as a Global interpreter -- no "(uv)" label -- and is grouped/ranked like other standalone Pythons.