Error when multiple package manager files are found #1993
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Currently the buildpack will use whichever package manager it finds first, if the files of multiple package managers are found.
This occasionally results in support tickets where the user believes the build to not be installing dependencies correctly, when in fact they are adding dependencies to the wrong package manager file.
It also means historic users of third-party Poetry and uv buildpacks might not realise that the buildpack now natively supports those package managers (in a much more efficient way), if they missed our release announcements.
As such, in November 2024 in #1692 a warning was added, which we're now converting to an error.
Users with multiple package manager files committed to their Git repo will need to pick one package manager and delete the files relating to the others.
And users who are still using the third-party Poetry or uv buildpacks will need to remove those buildpacks from their app:
https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/managing-buildpacks#remove-classic-buildpacks
Closes #1691.
GUS-W-18915632.