remove: improve error message when trying to remove a package from a project without any dependencies #9918
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Just a special case, I noticed while trying different commands with a pyproject.toml without a
tool.poetrysection.When trying to remove a package from a project without any dependencies, the following message is displayed for
poetry remove foo:without PR:
The dependency group "main" does not exist.with PR:
The following packages were not found: foo