The tome uninstall command does not uninstall the package if it is installed both normally and with the --editable flag.
The package ends up being installed twice, with the editable version taking priority during execution. When Tome uninstall is run, it only removes the editable version, leaving the regular installation still in place.

For example, in pip, if a package is installed twice, the latest installation always takes precedence, and uninstalling it removes the package completely. The behavior of stacked installations in Tome seems strange to me.

How to reproduce it:

tome install "path_to_package"
tome install -e "path_to_package"
tome list   (here you can see that only the editable version is shown as installed)
tome uninstall "path_to_package"
tome list   (now you can see that the normal installation still remains)