docs: cover Linux PEP 668 + venv recipe and fix udev group claim - #5
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Provisioning a Cardputer-Adv on a fresh Arch box surfaced three docs gaps the existing instructions assumed away: system Python without pip, `pip install --user` blocked by PEP 668, and `/dev/ttyACM*` owned by uucp (not dialout). Adds the verified venv + ~/.local/bin/esptool symlink recipe to README and SKILL.md, and replaces the distro-based group claim with an empirical `ls -l` check plus the `sg <group> -c "..."` no-relog workaround. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Provisioning a Cardputer-Adv on a fresh Arch box surfaced three docs gaps the existing instructions assumed away: system Python without pip,
pip install --userblocked by PEP 668, and/dev/ttyACM*owned by uucp (not dialout). Adds the verified venv + ~/.local/bin/esptool symlink recipe to README and SKILL.md, and replaces the distro-based group claim with an empiricalls -lcheck plus thesg <group> -c "..."no-relog workaround.