Implement a ${venv:<path>} config variable
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This adds support for a
${venv:<path>}configuration variable to the value ofesbonio.sphinx.pythonCommand. It will expand into<path>/bin/pythonor<path>/Scripts/python.exedepending on the current OS. Both relative and absolute paths are supported.When a relative path is given, it will be treated as relative to the
cwdof the configuration scope, which by default will be the location of thepyproject.tomlfile.Closes #914