Python.Included is an automatic deployment mechanism for .NET packages which depend on the embedded Python distribution. This allows libraries depending on Python and/or Python packages to be deployed via Nuget without having to worry about any local Python installations.
It packages embedded Python (python-3.7.3-embed-amd64.zip) in its .NET assembly and automatically deploys it in the user's home directory upon first execution. On subsequent runs, it will find Python already deployed and therefor doesn't install it again. It also features a Python package (*.whl) installer which Numpy.NET uses to install the NumPy wheel into the embedded Python installation. Last but not least, for packages that are too big to package into .NET nugets, there is support for installing those with pip.
Note: Python.Included only implements deployment on top of pythonnet_netstandard. If you do not need (or want) the automatic deployment of embedded Python you should use that.
Just reference Python.Included via NuGet and you are ready to interop with Python.NET. It is completely irrelevant wether or not you have any local Python installations of any kind.
The project tasks are completed and the code is stable.
Since Python.Included distributes Python, it is licensed under the Python Software Foundation License (PSF) like Python itself.