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Basically the JupyterLite build process will find extensions and kernels located under the sys.prefix, similar to what JupyterLab does.
Maybe it could be interesting to try with pip install --user in the first example?
Also since using Docker can be quite common to build a JupyterLite site for deployment scenarios it could be interesting to provide more documentation about this (for example as a new guide) in https://jupyterlite.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howto/index.html.
Problem
I tried to build a jupyter-lite app within an existing Ubuntu Docker build but was struggling to make any kernel available.
For example, this setup will build without the pyodide kernel:
while this one will include the pyodide kernel:
Why?
Suggested Improvement
Document how the jupyter lite build process finds extensions and what the requirements for the Python environment are.
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