[ros2pkg] Template update for compatibility with virtual environments (#1024)#1025
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…ament_python template Signed-off-by: João Vítor Carvalho <victorcarvesk@gmail.com>
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Fixes #1024
Add [build] section with dynamic Python shebang in the setup.cfg file (ament_python template) for compatibility with virtual environments.
This change addresses an issue where build tools were incorrectly embedding a static
/usr/bin/python3shebang in generated scripts, forcing the use of the system's Python interpreter. This update ensures the use of the dynamic/usr/bin/env python3shebang, allowing modules installed in virtual environments to be correctly located.