docsbuild-scripts: Make python3 -m venv work. - #193
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This is in case I finish a current implementation where docsbuild-scripts manage its venv itself.
It could be a good thing: allowing to have multiple venvs, with multiple versions of sphinx, thus allowing to still buid old versions of Python which do no longer build with current sphinx.
Eventually, I hope to reach a cleaner state where:
jeiba,sphinx,blurb,python-docs-theme...)Currently both are mixed in the requirements.txt file.