Add Pixi as an Alternative to uv for Environment SetupAdd Apache 2.0 license headers to all test files #569
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This PR adds documentation and setup steps for using Pixi as an alternative to uv. Pixi is a modern and reproducible package/environment manager that simplifies working with conda-forge packages.
🔧 Changes Made
Added pixi.toml and pixi.lock
Updated README.md with instructions on using Pixi for environment setup
Updated .gitignore to include Pixi environments
✅ Why This Matters
Pixi allows easier dependency management, especially in ML-heavy environments
Works well with conda-forge (e.g., packages not available on PyPI)