Add 'origin' metadata to python dependencies #564
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While I don't think we should discriminate between dependency origins for general use, this is useful metadata in some contexts and is easy to include.
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While I don't think we should discriminate between dependency types for general use, this is useful metadata in some contexts and is easy to include.