chore(py): relax e501 on genkit/core/typing.py

[huangjeff5]

Fixes schema changes here: #4785

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request modifies the project's linting configuration to relax the line length constraint for a specific Python file. This adjustment aims to address a formatting issue or facilitate schema-related changes, as indicated by the linked PR, by allowing longer lines in the designated file without triggering linting errors.

Highlights

• Linting Configuration Update: The E501 (line too long) linting rule has been specifically disabled for the packages/genkit/src/genkit/core/typing.py file within the pyproject.toml configuration.

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Changelog

• py/pyproject.toml
  • Added an entry to the [tool.ruff.lint.per-file-ignores] section to ignore the E501 rule for packages/genkit/src/genkit/core/typing.py.

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Code Review

The pull request correctly relaxes the line length requirement (E501) for the auto-generated typing.py file. This is an appropriate change as files generated from schemas often contain long lines that are difficult to wrap without modifying the generator's configuration or templates. The implementation in pyproject.toml is clean and follows the existing project structure, though adding an explanatory comment would improve consistency with other entries in the same section.