deps: add missing colorlog and PyYAML to requirements.txt

[AswaniSahoo]

What this PR does

Adds two missing runtime dependencies to requirements.txt that are imported unconditionally in core/common/ modules.

Problem

Following the install guide, a user runs pip install -r requirements.txt and then pip install -e .. Since colorlog and PyYAML are not listed in requirements.txt, the installation completes without error but any subsequent ianvs command crashes:

• core/common/log.py line 18: import colorlog → ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'colorlog'
• core/common/utils.py line 24: import yaml → ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'yaml'

Changes

requirements.txt:

• Add colorlog (required by core/common/log.py)
• Add PyYAML (required by core/common/utils.py)
• Sort all entries alphabetically for consistency

Before / After

-prettytable~=2.5.0 # BSD
-scikit-learn
-numpy
-pandas
-tqdm
-matplotlib
-onnx
+colorlog
+matplotlib
+numpy
+onnx
+pandas
+prettytable~=2.5.0 # BSD
+PyYAML
+scikit-learn
+tqdm

Fixes #413

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Code Review

This pull request updates the requirements.txt file by adding colorlog and PyYAML dependencies and reordering the list alphabetically. Feedback was provided regarding an inline comment on the prettytable requirement, which may cause installation failures because the project's custom requirement parser in setup.py does not handle inline comments correctly.

[gemini-code-assist]

The inline comment # BSD on this line will cause the setup.py script to fail during installation (e.g., when running pip install -e .). The _read_requirements function in setup.py (lines 75-78) does not strip inline comments before passing the requirement strings to setuptools, which leads to a RequirementParseError. It is recommended to remove the inline comment to ensure compatibility with the project's custom requirement parser.

prettytable~=2.5.0