Add python3-robotmem-pip rosdep key

[robotmem]

Summary

Add rosdep key python3-robotmem-pip for the robotmem Python package.

robotmem is a robot experience memory system that provides persistent cross-episode memory for robot LLMs. It's used as a runtime dependency by robotmem_ros ROS 2 packages.

Details

• PyPI package: robotmem (v0.1.0)
• License: Apache-2.0
• rosdep key: python3-robotmem-pip
• Install method: pip (all platforms)

Changes

• rosdep/python.yaml: Added python3-robotmem-pip entry with '*' platform wildcard pointing to pip package robotmem

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For changes related to rosdep:

• ✅ New rosdep keys are named appropriately
• ✅ Installers for new rosdep rules are valid
• ✅ New keys appear suitable for rosdep

For changes related to yamllint:

• ❌ One or more linter violations were added to YAML files

[github-actions]

This line does not pass YAML linter checks: wrong ordering of key "python3-robotmem-pip" in mapping

[github-actions]

This line does not pass YAML linter checks: no new line character at the end of file

[github-actions]

For changes related to rosdep:

• ✅ New rosdep keys are named appropriately
• ✅ New keys appear suitable for rosdep

For changes related to yamllint:

• ✅ All new lines of YAML pass linter checks

[InvincibleRMC]

@robotmem You would likely need to vendor internally you pip package. The ros buildfarm doesn't support building packages with pip dependencies. We could add this pip package to rosdep but, builds wouldn't work.

[christophebedard]

A rosdep pip key simply gets ignored by the buildfarm, and, since this is Python, it would only be an issue at runtime, i.e., users would need to run rosdep to install the pip package after installing whatever depends on it (e..g, robotmem_ros).

[mjcarroll]

Automated Review for Rosdep Rule

• Missing required distribution links in PR body: Debian, Ubuntu

Checking Pip Key: python3-robotmem-pip

• No native package found for python3-robotmem-pip, pip seems appropriate.

[christophebedard]

With the constraints mentioned above, I think this is OK. This needs a 2nd approval now

[github-actions]

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