Add a FastAPI Positron bootstrap.

[freakboy3742]

• Adds a FastAPI option for Positron.
• Adds a question to the static web server asking for existing web content to copy into the app.
• Does a refactor of the existing backends so that backends can share templating, "static content" capabilities, and to share the "can't deploy to web" option

The "copy existing static web content" question will generate dummy content by default; it has placeholder support for "clone content from a live web server", but doesn't actually implement that.

Fixes #3327.

PR Checklist:

• All new features have been tested
• All new features have been documented
• I have read the CONTRIBUTING.md file
• I will abide by the code of conduct

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Testing guide

For anyone wanting to test this - here's a step by step guide.

Create a positron-test directory:

mkdir positron-test
cd positron-test

Create and activate a Python3 virtual environment. If you're on Linux, this will need to be the system default python3 interpreter:

python3 -m venv venv
source ./venv/bin/activate

Clone the Toga repo, and checkout the code for this PR. I'm using the gh tool here; if you want to do it manually, you need the fastapi branch on my (@freakboy3742) fork of Toga:

git clone https://github.com/beeware/toga.git
cd toga
gh pr checkout 4156
cd ..

Install the checked-out version of Toga. If you're on macOS, use:

pip install -e ./toga/core -e ./toga/travertino -e ./toga/cocoa -e ./toga/positron

If you're on Linux, replace ./toga/cocoa with ./toga/gtk. On Window, use ./toga/winforms.

Create a new Briefcase project:

briefcase new

Answer all the wizard questions with whatever answers you want. One of the last questions asks about your preferred GUI framework; select "Toga Positron (FastAPI server)" to test out the new option.

Then run the app. If you've accepted the default "Hello World" app name, this will be:

cd helloworld
briefcase dev

If you chose any other name, the briefcase new command should have shown you the commands to run.

[freakboy3742]

In the current state, this can't deploy to iOS or Android; this is because Pydantic >= 2.0 is a hard requirement as of FastAPI 0.126.0; but even if you downgrade, uvicorn seems to use multiprocessing internally. I'm currently investigating options for this.

[freakboy3742]

iOS and Android support has now been added. This requires pinning FastAPI to 0.125.0, as this is the last version that supports the use of Pydantic < 2. Pydantic 2 requires Pydantic-core, which is a Rust component; until we have a compiled version of that wheel available for iOS and Android, we can't upgrade.

It also requires a small shim for iOS to work around multiprocessing not being present (see python/cpython#134634).

[freakboy3742]

I've backed the PyScript code out of this branch so we can land the FastAPI bootstrap. The PyScript plugin has some experimental components that aren't quite ready for prime time; see #4296 for progress there.

[kattni]

Tested successfully. Looks good to me!