fix(pypi): make the URL/filename extraction from requirement more robust (#2871) Summary: - Make the requirement line the same as the one that is used in whls. It only contains extras and the version if it is present. - Add debug log statements if we fail to get the version from a direct URL reference. - Move some tests from `parse_requirements_tests` to `index_sources_tests` to improve test maintenance. - Replace the URL encoded `+` to a regular `+` in the filename. - Correctly handle the case when the `=sha256:` is used in the URL. Once this is merged I plan to tackle #2648 by changing the `parse_requirements` code to de-duplicate entries returned by the `parse_requirements` function. I cannot think of anything else that we can do for this as of now, so will mark the associated issue as resolved. Fixes #2363 Work towards #2648
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