feat(hamilton): complete TCP transport client on transport/tcp - #1195
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Replace the thin post-PyLabRobot#1000 stub with the HOI/HARP session client, command layer, wire types, and introspection stack so Prep/Nimbus can build on it.
Python 3.9 binds asyncio.Lock to the current loop at Socket construction, so HamiltonTCPClient cannot be created in sync TestCase methods. Use IsolatedAsyncioTestCase for those cases.
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Summary
Completes the Hamilton TCP/HOI client under
pylabrobot/hamilton/transport/tcp: protocol, wire types, introspection, error tables, and unit tests.Instrument-agnostic shared layer only — no Prep/Nimbus device peers. Prep (follow-up PR) builds on this.