Refactor the Changelog for use in report_dry_run #17039
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Also use it in the report_dry_run handling to present information
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Summary
Remove duplication in
report_dry_runby makingChangelogsupport both local and remote dists. This is in support of #16653 and will form a new basis for #16981.This also involved refactoring
InstallLoggerand its implementations to support dry run logging.Additionally includes some minor refactoring in
SummaryInstallLoggerand a fix toInstalledVersion.See https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/compare/tk/dry-run-refactor for an alternative approach (although obviously comes with some caveats).
Test Plan
There are already quite a few tests which cover the output and they pass. Manual testing was used to ensure styling stayed consistent.