Rsconnect-python

Added
- When running rsconnect bootstrap, you can now specify the jwt secret using the CONNECT_BOOTSTRAP_SECRETKEY environment variable.

Changed
- Update pip_freeze to use `pip freeze` since Connect filters for valid package paths in the backend and it no longer depends on the undocumented behavior of `pip list --format=freeze`. This reverts the change made in 1.5.2.

- Renamed the deploy_html `excludes` flag to `exclude` for consistency with other deploy commands.

Changed
- Updated actions.py to reuse code in main, minus the CLI parts. As a result deploy_jupyter_notebook and deploy_by_manifest had their return signatures changed. They now return None.

Added
- You can now use the new rsconnect bootstrap command to programmatically provision an initial administrator api key on a fresh Connect instance. This requires RStudio Connect release 2022.10.0 or later and Python version >= 3.6.

Added
- Add support for deployment on RStudio Cloud

Changed
- rsconnect-python will now issue warnings if it detects environmental variables that overlap with stored credentials

Added
- You can now deploy Shiny for Python applications with `deploy shiny`
- In addition to deploying to Connect, you can now deploy to shinyapps.io with `deploy shiny` or `deploy manifest`
- The `add` option now supports shinyapps.io credentials.

Added

- You can now deploy Quarto documents in addition to Quarto projects. This
requires RStudio Connect release 2021.08.0 or later. Use `rsconnect deploy
quarto` to deploy, or `rsconnect write-manifest quarto` to create a manifest
file.

Changed

- As a prelude to setting and documenting rsconnect-python APIs, various functions in `actions` have been moved to `bundle`, or replaced with RSConnectExecutor. The moved functions now include a deprecation warning, and will be fully deprecated in a future release.