chore(format): apply black code formatter to all Python files#5
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- Run black --line-length=100 on all source and test files - Reformatted 20 files to match Black formatting standards - 1 file left unchanged (already compliant) - Fixes CI/CD black formatting check failures - Ensures code style consistency across project This aligns all code with Black's opinionated formatting style, making the codebase consistent and passing CI/CD checks.
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This aligns all code with Black's opinionated formatting style, making the codebase consistent and passing CI/CD checks.
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