feat: allow defining arbitrary python interpreter for newer distros #108
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…ges for newer versions python implementing EXTERNALLY-MANAGED
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Ubuntu 24.04 and other distros are implementing the Externally Managed Environments spec to prevent the system interpreter from becoming contaminated. This means that most projects should use a virtual environment or restrict themselves to the python packages that are available from the distributions package manager.
This MR implements specifying an arbitrary path to a python interpreter to use when running this plugin as well as expanding the error messages that are printed when a module is missing.
Closes #105