Fix AppWorld setup via Python entrypoints

[arjuntheprogrammer]

Summary

• call the AppWorld installer via Python (install_package) to avoid the CLI regression
• fetch AppWorld data by invoking download_data() directly so the setup script can finish reliably

Fixes #6

Testing

• cd env_service/environments/appworld && bash setup.sh

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request provides a workaround for an appworld CLI installation failure by modifying the setup.sh script. It addresses issues with both the install and download data commands by directly executing their underlying Python functions within the Conda environment, bypassing potential problems with the appworld CLI, possibly related to a Typer CLI bug.

Highlights

• Direct appworld installation: The appworld install command is now bypassed, and the install_package() function is directly invoked within the Conda environment using Python to ensure successful installation.
• Direct data download: The appworld download data command is replaced with a direct Python call to download_data(), which also handles setting the APPWORLD_ROOT, to circumvent potential CLI issues during data retrieval.

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Code Review

This pull request implements a workaround for a failing appworld CLI command by calling the Python functions directly within the setup.sh script. The changes are functional and address the problem described. My review includes suggestions to improve the readability and maintainability of the embedded Python code within the shell script, which will make future modifications easier.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better readability and to avoid the $'...' bashism, you could use a single-line Python command with a semicolon for this short script. This makes the command more straightforward.

Suggested change

	conda run -n appworld python -c $'from appworld.install import install_package\ninstall_package()\n'
	conda run -n appworld python -c 'from appworld.install import install_package; install_package()'

[gemini-code-assist]

This inline Python script is quite long, which harms readability and makes it hard to maintain. For multi-line scripts inside a shell script, using a here-doc is a much more readable and standard practice.

I recommend refactoring this if statement to use one. You would replace the current line 44 with the following block:

if ! conda run -n appworld python <<'EOF'
import os
from appworld import update_root
from appworld.download import download_data
root = os.environ.get("APPWORLD_ROOT") or "."
update_root(root)
download_data()
EOF
then

This makes the Python code much easier to read and edit.