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Add disable-env-management to the README

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Description

It looks like documentation for the --disable-env-management family of flags made it into the changelog/release notes, but it's not discoverable when you try to search the README.

Changelog Note:

Add --disable-env-management, --disable-env-management-py and --disable-env-management-r flags for all content types that support environment restores. These flags indicate to Connect that the user is responsible for Python/R package installation, and Connect should not install packages during the build. The Python/R packages must still be available in the runtime environment in order to run the content. This is especially useful if off-host execution is enabled when the execution environment (specified by --image) already contains the required packages. Requires Posit Connect >=2023.07.0.

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Research direction

Start with the README and compare its existing command-line flag documentation with the changelog note for --disable-env-management, --disable-env-management-py, and --disable-env-management-r. Done means the README explains what the flags do, their runtime-package requirement, supported content types, and the Posit Connect >=2023.07.0 requirement.

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Assessment

Tech stack
python
Domain
cli, documentation
Issue type
Documentation
Difficulty
1/5
Estimated time
Under an hour
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Clearly specified
Newbie friendliness
72/100

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