How does this look to someone who has a workspace with a mix of C++ and Python packages? With Catkin if I have that, and I have messages in the Python package, Catkin will ensure they are available from the C++ package. Based on your description of pyros, I get the impression that it's only suitable for the equivalent of a pure-Python workspace, and if I have stuff that needs to be shared with C++ packages then I need to deal with that in a workspace for that. Is this correct? It's not necessarily a bad thing, I just want to be clear on the limitations.
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