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of vendored rustls. This is useful in corporate environments where the system
certificate store must be used. Defaults to `false`.

* `:python` - specifies the Python version to install, passed as `--python` to uv.
This can be used to request a free-threaded Python build (e.g., `"3.14t"`).
Defaults to `nil` (uses the version from `requires-python` in `pyproject.toml`).
* `:python` - specifies the Python version to install. It is preferred to
specify the version in `pyproject_toml` via the `requires-python` field.
However, the `:python` option can be used to install a specific variant
of Python, such as a free-threaded Python build, for example `"3.14t"`.

'''
@spec uv_init(String.t(), keyword()) :: :ok
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