feat(tool-manager): implement foundational portability infrastructure#571
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Part of the Tool Manager portability and path resolution enhancement work.
Purpose
This PR introduces the foundational backend infrastructure required for improving portability support within the eSim Tool Manager subsystem.
The primary objective is to establish a clean and extensible architecture for handling portable path resolution and environment-independent tool configurations while preserving compatibility with the ongoing PyQt6 migration work.
This PR serves as the groundwork for future portability-related enhancements and ensures that tool configurations can be managed more reliably across different systems and installation environments.
Approach
The implementation focuses on creating a foundational portability layer without altering the existing functional behavior of the Tool Manager subsystem.
Key improvements introduced in this PR include:
Special care has been taken to avoid regressions in the existing PyQt6-integrated workflow while preparing the subsystem for subsequent portability-focused updates.
Testing
Notes
This PR primarily establishes the foundational infrastructure layer. Additional portability and path resolution features will be implemented incrementally in subsequent PRs.